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...Mind Works and The Language Instinct--will rightly guess that his latest effort is similarly sweeping, erudite, sharply argued, richly footnoted and fun to read. It's also highly persuasive. The view that environment is paramount began, he says, with the philosophers of the Enlightenment: John Locke, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Rene Descartes and John Stuart Mill. And it was reinforced in the 1950s by Harvard psychologist B.F. Skinner, who said that all human behavior was simply a set of conditioned responses...
...JEAN-FRANCOIS DECAUX Outdoor...
Although France still sells 40% of the world's wine by volume and its most famous Bordeaux are the most sought-after wines, the French are losing ground. French winemakers, says Jean-Michel Peyronnet, editor of La Revue Vinicole Internationale, "simply didn't see the competition coming." Jacques Berthomeau, who heads a group of industry experts, issued a report in May in which he called for a simplification of wine classifications, varietal labeling and the promotion of recognizable brands...
Scoring chances have come few and far between for Princeton opponents this season, as the Tigers have given up just six goals all season. Junior goalkeeper Jean Poster has been tough to beat with a 0.51 goals-against average and a penalty-shot save to her credit this season...
...revolution. Madness in the streets.” Perfect for Halloween, The Balcony, an adaptation of controversial playwright Jean Genet’s most famous play, will be presented by the Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club from Friday, Oct. 25 to Saturday, Nov. 2 at the Loeb Drama Center on the Mainstage. Directed by Andrew Boch ’03 and produced by Helen Estabrook ’03, Catharina Lavers ’03 and Jeremy Reff ’04, this exciting production of The Balcony brings back to the Loeb Mainstage Genet’s tale of sexual...