Word: creation
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Hillel Chair Michael M. Rosen '98, who is a Crimson editor, said Hillel does attempt public outreach. He noted the upcoming celebration of the 50th anniversary of the creation of the state of Israel. But Rosen acknowledged that "this is more of the exception, not the rule...
...Kennedy-Feinstein bill faces potential opposition from senators who argue that the creation and destruction of a human embryo, even in a research setting, is analogous to an abortion...
...paper notes that it was concern about the "non-commercial nature" of scientific research after World War II that led to the creation of funding agencies such as the NSF to support research without the expectation of immediate monetary returns...
...Headless Mice...and Men" [ESSAY, Jan. 19], Charles Krauthammer wrote that "Congress should ban human cloning now. Totally. And...the deliberate creation of headless humans must be made a crime, indeed a capital crime." May I (facetiously?) suggest a capital punishment for this "capital crime"? How about...decapitation? ALAIN PIETTE Brussels...
...commentary Charles Krauthammer claims to have discovered the hidden agenda of scientists who want to pursue cloning technology: the creation of headless human bodies [ESSAY, Jan. 19]. This, he alleges in mock excitement, would be "cloning's crowning achievement." I was the main scientist that Krauthammer cast in the role of Dr. Frankenstein. As he reported, I opined that it would be "possible" to produce human bodies without a forebrain and that it would be "legal" to keep such individuals alive. What Krauthammer failed to report was what I also said in a phone conversation with him: the purposeful creation...