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The possible link between the pattern of crimes and the rising standard of living in the Soviet Union has not been overlooked. Writing in Komsomolskaya Pravda (Young Communist), Political Scientist Vladimir Kudryavtsev noted that "one occasionally hears that once a society has achieved affluence, crimes for gain disappear. However, as...
Lining up a free throw against the Lakers, Walt Frazier is weighing the basketball in his hands, letting things simmer just a minute. He is about to let go and he hears a voice, loud and gleeful, come right out of the stands clear across to him: "Hey, man-you...
This process cannot succeed without a willingness to compromise. That is not the easiest requirement in an era that still hears echoes (fortunately diminishing) of "unconditional demands" and "nonnegotiable terms." Nor is a meeting of minds foreseeable in the bitter era of Watergate. Indeed, any kind of reconciliation or unified...
Ornstein and a colleague have just launched a series of experiments to determine whether individuals can be taught to use one brain hemisphere or the other at will. EEG electrodes applied to both sides of the scalp pick up the subject's alpha waves (brain rhythms of a person...
MAY 25. Flies to Damascus to present his plan to the Syrians and hears Assad's counterproposals.