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By then, its role as a great power had paradoxically placed the country in the position of opposing its own historic origins and libertarian roots. In addition, the impressive progress of its economy had led to the creation of formidable nuclei of economic power, not subject to the constitutional controls...
This is really the big issue, whether or not to turn over the products of three billion years of evolution to a group of scientists who are eager to play around with them. When I use the words "play around" I don't mean to say that they are not...
While princes and politicians wade through the debris of the scandal, Lockheed itself is flying high. Despite fears that the turmoil overseas might endanger the survival of the company, which had accumulated $645 million in bank debts by 1974, the corporation's post-scandal business appears to be thriving...
A policeman warned news reporters: "If you're going to be on the street, get a helmet." But I don't even plan to wear my hat. A lot of demonstrators are expected across the street from the Garden in front of the post office, including thousands of...
An article by Dr. Davis, entitled "Academic Standards in Medical Schools," published in the New England Journal of Medicine, precipitated the issue. What may not be generally known is that Dr. Davis was criticizing the Harvard Medical School specifically, since his published article was based on an internal document written...