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In public relations terms, it was a costly victory. There he goes again, the standard argument ran, imposing his sectarian morality on a world already hungry and facing billions of new mouths to feed in the coming decades. One Spanish critic said the Pope had "become a traveling salesman of...
A few years back, students at certain colleges were trying to tell the faculties what to do. Now it seems that some have taken their thumbs from their noses and have put them back in their mouths.
Nov. 1968: TV's first interracial kiss, between Kirk and Uhura. Censors insist "no racial overtones," no open mouths.
As the EPA raises anew the dangers of dioxin, the agency needs to communicate its findings to the public in a calm and clear fashion. No one is eager to touch off the kind of hysteria that preceded the government's decision to move against Alar, the growth regulator once...
Arguments about assignments, curriculum or grades just leave a bad taste in the mouths of your teachers and fellow students. Do you believe that your judgment is more fair than your teaching fellow's or professor's? Too bad--you haven't been accorded the power in this situation, nor...