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...gathering one radiant week for a five-day seminar called "Our Myth-Body to Live By." The topic is vintage Esalen: an attempt to marry impulses physical and metaphysical. So too are the seminar leaders: Joseph Campbell, mythologer supreme and godfather to many a '60s quester, and Chungliang Al Huang, a Chinese-born master of Tai Chi. For six hours each day, the octogenarian Campbell sits cross-legged on the floor and improvises passionate lectures about Navajo paintings, the dangers of spiritual feudalism and why Hindu elephants are "clouds condemned to earth." Whenever the talk gets too cerebral, Huang...
...thing to speculate about the short-and long-term consequences of student demonstrations. It is quite another to denigrate these courageous acts, especially from a safe and complacent distance. Yasheng Huang...
...Editorial Board: Stephen L. Ascher '88 of Winthrop House and Manhasset, New York; Gregory R. Bell '89 of Mather House and Portland, Oregon; Emily S. Bingham '87 of Mather House and Louisville, Kentucky; John M. Glazer '87-'88 of Quincy House and Orinda, California; Christine Huang '90 of Wigglesworth Hall and Berkeley, California; Susan L. Kelly '87 of Adams House and Chattanooga, Tennessee; John F. Lambros '87-'88 of Adams House and New York, New York; Eric Pulier '88 of Winthrop House and Teanack, New Jersey; Andrew J. Sussman '87 of Adams House and Staten Island, New York; Steven...
...most advanced of modern electronic supercomputers. AT&T took a significant step toward that faraway goal in June by producing the first optical equivalent of a transistor. The Japanese, meanwhile, are developing a hybrid microchip that combines the most efficient aspects of electronics and optics. Declares Alan Huang, director of AT&T's optical computing project: "If we let the Japanese win, we might as well throw in the towel as far as computing is concerned...
...Tammy Huang...