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...statutes under which judges or juries get adequate information about each individual and his offense to use in making the life-or-death sentence decision. "The mood around here is pessimistic determination," says David Ken dall, who supervises the L.D.F. battle, "but we'll go on defending our indi gent clients as long as we can." The anti-death lawyers are already living with the fear and certainty that sooner or later they will fail to save someone...
...authors bow to the need for psychological studies. They are clearly aware that their statistical base is sometimes small and that their inferences about average well-being on the plantation is morally irrelevant to the outrage of slavery, the psychological anguish it caused, and the agonized voices of indi vidual slaves that have come down from the dark past. Yet the authors, generally moderate, are quite merciless when dealing with what they regard as the fumbling ignorance of Stampp, Elkins and Phillips on the subject of economics and statistics. The message is perfectly clear. Historians who do not have these...
...questions are part of a new and deep search for Jewish identity in Jews the world over, especially in the U.S., Israel and the Soviet Union. The search takes many forms, for Jews ? as indi cated by their diverse Passover obser vances ? identify themselves with a broad assortment of labels
...dismal and difficult science of economics, one of the most important factors is the elusive matter of the public mood. Already there is an indi cation that Nixon's program is what Americans think they want. Pollster Sindlinger's consumer confidence index had climbed back to 64% by the middle of last week. Now 40% of Sindlinger's sample want Nixon reelected. The White House men are guardedly optimistic. Says one: "Economics isn't chemistry. You can take any theory you've got. If people think it's going to work, it will work. If they...
...Would increased enrollment ? men be a fairer policy'... If the ?tion was taken to its logical conc? then all identifiable groups should ?ceive representation proportiona? to their numbers at large and not ability and potential of the indi? applicants within a group, race...