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...next afternoon, the Bears showed why they were so highly ranked, easily dismantling the Crimson 6-1. First, the three doubles teams all lost. Then, an attempt to shake up the singles line-up by Harvard Coach Dave Fish'72 backfired. Doran, playing at No. 1, lost a three-set match, 1-6, 6-4, 6-1, to Eric Dmytruk. Green, at No. 2, dropped to John Fruttero 6-2, 6-3. Lingman had Harvard's sole win at No. 3, coming from behind to best Robert Kowalczyk 3-6, 6-3, 6-1. Harvard lost the last three singles...
...products. The use of prejudicial words is an attempt to instill fear rather than promote reasoned discussion. Gene modification has the potential to be one of the most important and beneficial tools to increase the quantity and nutritional value of food. In the case of A/F Protein's AquAdvantage fish, which reaches adult size in half the time otherwise required, the prospect of doubling production without increasing the use of coastal waters and with less use of fish feed represents a true benefit to consumers and ocean ecology. The media need to accept the challenge and report on gene modification...
Thanks for the story about genetically modified salmon [SCIENCE, March 6]. My family usually eats salmon every week, so we're accustomed to the seasonal taste and texture variations of wild salmon. Our experience with farm-raised salmon initially fooled us; the fish looks fine, but the meat is mushy and lacks flavor. Who's going to monitor the taste and nutritional value of factory fish? I hope the government will look very carefully into the aftereffects these transgenic fish may cause and the implications for the public, who will probably have little choice but to eat them. JOHN ANDERSON...
...addition to dogs and several types of exotic fish, visitors to his house over past years might have found themselves among frogs, doves or even chickens...
When the two teams lined up for post-series handshakes, the old Cornell tradition resurfaced and a few fish flew to the ice. Hopefully, Mazzoleni and the 1999-2000 Crimson have laid the groundwork for the revival of an old Harvard tradition--winning...