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Allport earlier developed a slightly different definition of apathy. Quoting from one of his recent studies, he contrasted the average foreign student's desire for political and social improvement with the typical American ("Radcliffe") girl's future plans: "Our summers we'll spend lobster fishing on the Cape... Finally, I...
Real Mess. Dr. Donaldson has been improving fish for 31 years. Starting with rainbow trout, a salmon relative, he bred ponderous super-rainbows that weighed 6 lbs. when only one year old, 500 times the weight of ordinary yearling rainbows. He still raises some of these juvenile giants and gives...
Their production of Genet's Deathwatch is no main event. The prison in which the play is set is suggested so stingily by a few black and white stripes that it looks like a mutated peppermint stick. A fishing net hangs inexplicably above the stage, and the lighting is dim...
The army is also the major driving force in the economy, through the Defense Services Institute set up eleven years ago and now headed by Aung Gyi; the institute has energetically boosted the development of vital small industry (such as a fishing combine, a plywood company, a shipping line), will...
After 1956, prisoners (officially called "enforced sojourners") were not locked up at night, began to mingle with the resentful islanders, were allowed to bring their families and even to take jobs. The natives, convinced that no tourist would come to the island so long as it held a single prisoner...