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...interest in the neurological basis of behavior and the cognitive processes by which individuals understand their environments has come to the fore in psychology departments across the nation. Yale University Professor emeritus Irving L. Janis, an elder statesman of American psychology, calls growing interest in those two lines of inquiry, "the two great trends of today's psychology...
...substantive one about what any response should contain. As usual, the Administration split into naysayers, led by Weinberger, Perle and others at the Pentagon, and dealmakers, with Secretary of State George Shultz, other State Department officials, Arms Control Adviser Paul Nitze and National Security Adviser Robert McFarlane at the fore...
...bilingual education. The candidates who are best suited to tackle these issues are first-term CCA incumbent Frances H. Cooper and CCA challengers Sara O. Garcia, Richard Griffin '51, David P. Kennedy, and Larry Weinstein. Together, their experience in education can return the Cambridge public school system to the fore of urban systems nationwide...
There is little doubt that every newspaper in the country makes mistakes along the way. Fore The New York Times to The Manchester Union-Leader to The Crimson, mistakes come with the territory...
...Greece nine days ago, the event was undeniably a Very Big Story. Once again, America's invisible but ubiquitous enemies had struck, and once again, the guardian of the free world had proven vulnerable. Innocent lives hung in the balance, and difficult questions of national security returned to the fore...