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Brandt also points to the outrageous treatment of Blacks in medical studies of social diseases. In the 1930's the Public Health Service began a study on the impact of untreated syphilis in Tuskegee, Alabama. For over forty years 400 Black sharecroppers were denied treatment without objection from the medical...
Third, Harry objects that the six essays established, although "well written and interesting" were chosen with a "very narrow and conservative outlook on what constitutes quality." Here his objection is a little elusive. It is difficult to see how editorial standard that call explicitly for depth can be considered narrow...
Whatever mainstream church leaders think of Unificationism as a faith, many have voiced their objection to Moon's imprisonment. He has protested that his conviction amounts to selective persecution of an unpopular religion. A wide variety of religious leaders agree, including the National Council, Moral Majority Founder Jerry Falwell, and...
The Law School has not yet required students to buy computers. But students and professors have formed an alliance to develop programs to help in mastering basic material such as the rules of accounting tax, property, and evidence. Although these exercise are optional, over half the class has used them...
Despite a unanimous rejection of Harvard's proposal to demolish a historic building, a city official said yesterday that the vote is more a call for new plans than an outright objection to developing the site.