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Strong, masculine, idealistic and politically radical. Those are the characteristics usually attributed to a familiar figure of the air age: the skyjacker. But that image is unrealistic, according to Dallas Psychiatrist David G. Hubbard. Actually, he says, the typical skyjacker is unsuccessful, effeminate, generally apolitical, and physically as well as emotionally immature...
...current American Medical Association newsletter Update, Hubbard describes his interviews with more than 40 aerial hijackers who had been caught. Hubbard found his subjects sexually passive: "I've yet to meet a skyjacker who ever seduced a woman." Although hijackers are often folk heroes of the New Left, they are, if anything, right-wingers, and those who want to go to Cuba may aim "to assassinate Castro, not to join...
There are still openings for graduate students and post-doctoral candidates interested in being teaching fellows for Nat Sci 26, "Biology and Social Issues," during the spring term. See Dr. Ruth Hubbard, Bio Labs Rm. 301, or phone x5-2318 or x5-2311 before October...
Even though Gourdin lost the Olympic title in the broad jump to Michigan's DeHart Hubbard, Gourdin leaped to an incredible 25' 8" the next day in a noncompetitive demonstration, topping Hubbard's Olympic jump...
...which several vertebrae are rammed painfully together. Last year hurt spines accounted for roughly 13% of the nation's 306 reported snowmobile injuries, and investigators at the University of Michigan's Highway Safety Research Institute have recently found out why. According to Drs. Verne Roberts and Robert Hubbard, soaring snowmobilers are subjected to even greater G forces than pilots being ejected from disabled jets...