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Clinton has disappointed me, Starr has angered me, Tripp has disgusted me, and Lewinsky has embarrassed me, but it took Charles Krauthammer to really tick me off [ESSAY, Sept. 28]. His commentary "Clinton's Pyrrhic Victory" implies that the two-thirds of the American public who support Clinton are mindless...
The first report focuses on the seas, and for the lead profile TIME essayist Roger Rosenblatt explored the California coast with Sylvia Earle, a noted deep-sea diver and ocean advocate. Says he: "In a few days, she taught me the wonder of her world. I think she loves her...
Edward M. Hallowell `72, an Arlington-baseddoctor and author who will deliver the first of aseries of lectures on the role of emotionalstability in effective research, said he applaudsthe chemistry department's efforts to address thepersonal component of scientific work.
"I think it's just wonderful," Hallowell said."For students in research departments with thepressure to produce, it can be very stressful."
Hallowell said previous theories about stressand the workplace--in which "flogging the brain"was thought to increase productivity--have beenreassessed by scholars recently. On the"performance anxiety curve," after a certain pointon the graph, more stress correlates with lesscompleted work, not more.