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...urging the US’s other representatives to evaluate the issue carefully. While in Mexico City, Hoffman offered OPHR buttons to other American athletes and was recognized as the most ardent OPHR supporter from the Harvard crew. The IOC’s attempt to do away with him??and, effectively, the entire Harvard eight, which would have been without its coxswain—might have failed, but Harvard’s last-place finish both ruined the Crimson’s quest for goal against the world’s best and relieved an International Olympic Committee...
...scary”); women in science (“The more the better, as long as they don’t outnumber us”); genetic engineering (“Would I make people prettier? Yes”); and Sandel (“I just wish we could enhance him??). He advised students interested in science to avoid pursuing a science career simply “to be a worker.” “Don’t go into it unless you have a problem you want to solve,” he said...
...hope) be chagrined to admit in his actual life that he prefers women who “know when to be quiet.” What Craigslist offers is the opportunity to meet such women without any of the consequences of doing it in person. And this possibility drives him??and others like him??to fill the message boards with their specifications. Yet the discontinuity between public persona and private desires can be dangerous. One of the fundamental assumptions of Craigslist, what makes it so amusing for the rest of us, is that everyone is taking...
...This is not a race issue; it’s an issue of right and wrong.” Columnists were no more amenable to the race discussion. John Feinstein of The Washington Post declared, “Those who want to make excuses for him??entirely miss the point. So do those who want to play the race card and claim that Vick would have been treated differently if he had been white.” Even ESPN's Jemele Hill, who is black, set aside the race issue when speaking about Vick...
...home by Boston stars Bill Russell and John Havlicek.The man in front of me spoke with such obvious nostalgia and enthusiasm. He had stood in the very same line back in 1978, eager to get a good look at the Celtics’ future. The man standing next to him??a stranger until that morning—had been in the same line. Twenty-nine years and a new arena later, they were back in the same place with the very same hope. The long and eager line on Friday was of similar disposition...