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Tribe also said he felt remorse for cultivatingthe skills and intellect of students who resort tosuch parody...
...just anyone can get into the stacks," theofficial said. "It was probably a member of theHarvard community, and with that comes a certainpresumption of their intellect. Add that to thevastness of the library, and the case is a hardone to solve...
Putnam, the former Kennedy School dean, says there was nothing but "praise for Dennis' integrity and his energy and his intellect" during a meeting of Harvard deans last year...
...areas of science are as littered with intellectual rubbish as the study of innate mental differences between the sexes. In the 19th century, biologists held that a woman's brain was too small for intellect but large enough for household chores. When the tiny-brain theory bit the dust (elephants, after all, have bigger brains than men), scientists began a long, fruitless attempt to locate the biological basis of male superiority in various brain lobes and chromosomes. By the 1960s sociobiologists were asserting that natural selection, operating throughout the long human prehistory of hunting and gathering, had predisposed males...
What is it about Richard Wagner that so ignites the passions? Since the mid- 19th century, the man, his mind and his music have been among Western culture's brightest flames, firing the imagination and illuminating the inner reaches of the human spirit. Yet his intellect had a destructive side as well: a deep-rooted, Germanic hostility to the Mediterranean wellsprings of European culture and in particular to the Jews. "Wagner is one of the most complex phenomena in the history of art and intellect, and one of the most fascinating," wrote Thomas Mann in 1940, "because he offers...