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Because of Hitler's activities, Wald was exiled to the U.S., landing in the Department of Physiology at the University of Chicago, where he remained until becoming a biochemical sciences tutor at Harvard...
Referring to the war that Memorial Church commemorates, the Archbishop cautioned the audience to avoid worship of tyrants such as Hitler...
Associate Professor of Government and Social Studies Daniel J. Goldhagen, author of last year's controversial bestselling book, Hitler's Willing Executioners: Ordinary Germans and the Holocaust, and a prominent contender for the new chair, is unlikely to be picked because of his relative youth and inexperience, another Faculty member familiar with the search said yesterday...
While cloning is definitely a big deal scientifically, it should not be a big deal ethically. Cloning is just another method of reproduction. All this talk about re-creating a Hitler or an Einstein is baloney. While genetic characteristics such as height, hair color and sexual orientation may mirror the original, the thoughts and ideas of a clone will not. They are unique to each person. One day we will look back and wonder what all the fuss was about. BILL STOSINE Iowa City, Iowa...
...Hitler, one might say, had presented the Allies with an immense cultural gift, not that everyone appreciated it. And it wasn't just painters and sculptors. After the Bauhaus, the leading experimental visual-arts school in Germany, was suppressed, some of its leading lights--Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Marcel Breuer, Walter Gropius, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy--moved to America, where their example and teaching changed its architecture, making New York City and Chicago the epicenters of the postwar International Style. And the academic study of art history in America, which had been fairly larval before the 1930s, was transformed...