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Third, otherwise robust societies can be dragged down by the environmental problems of their trade partners. About 500 years ago, two Polynesian societies, on Henderson Island and Pitcairn Island, vanished because they depended for vital imports on the Polynesian society of Mangareva Island, which collapsed from deforestation. We Americans can well understand that outcome, having seen how vulnerable we are to instability in oil-exporting countries of the Middle East...
...rock on other stations. The network's "lyrically screened" songs--hits by such nonthreatening acts as Aaron Carter and Mandy Moore--are acceptable to both parents and kids. "I listen because they play the songs I like and to find out what new artists are coming out," says Raven Henderson, 11, of Brooklyn...
...VaxGen created quite a controversy by announcing early in the conference that its AIDS vaccine, currently in trials, could come to market as early as 2005. While many activists leapt at the news, scientists and journalists were more skeptical. "Until the trial results are available in 2003," wrote Mark Henderson of the London Times, "we have only the company's word to go on, which is not enough to convince that this is the breakthrough it claims to be." Dr. Kennedy agrees: "I think we've seen a lot of exaggerated claims surrounding this vaccine," he says...
Freshman Victoria Henderson is one of three Crimson hurdlers looking to continue Harvard’s winning tradition in the 400-meter intermediate hurdles now that defending NCAA champion Brenda Taylor ’01 has moved...
...Henderson ran a season’s best time at UNH and finished one-two-three along with classmate Eleanor Thompson and junior Amanda Shanklin at that meet. It was a busy weekend for all three, as each competed at Penn, and Thompson and Shanklin finished two-three in the 100 high hurdles...