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However, we also sought to respect Thompson's concerns. Accordingly, before we posted her letter, Professor Nesson, on Nov. 27, 1998, e-mailed Dean Thompson: "we do not want to do this over your objection, at least until you have had full opportunity to articulate it. Please let me know...
One objection is that Pennsylvania's idea will disproportionately affect the poor. The rich, it is argued, will not be moved by a $300 reward; it will be the poor who will succumb to the incentive and provide organs.
No, the real objection to the Pennsylvania program is this: it crosses a fateful ethical line regarding human beings and their parts. Until now we have upheld the principle that one must not pay for human organs because doing so turns the human body--and human life--into a commodity...
If there was one objection to the festival, itwas that it was impossible to do everything. Inthe early years of Arts First, performance fairevents were held in only five venues. This year,there were 10.
Before anyone grants No. 1 Harvard the American Women's College Hockey Alliance National Championship, three teams would like to raise an objection.