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Since 1991, the reappraisal group has tried to publish a letter in a scientific journal calling for a re-evaluation of AIDS research. A highly edited letter finally ran in the journal Science this past February, co-signed by 12 members of the group. The letter states, "Until we have a definition of AIDS independent of HIV, the supposed correlation of HIV and AIDS is a tautology...
Perhaps Nickell and Everson should publish an audio-only version of their TV show; downloading the entire half-hour video, even with a high-speed modem, takes nearly 24 hours. That's why they break their program into smaller segments that can be retrieved one at a time. For instance, Let's Go Giggin, a five-minute comedy bit broadcast last week that features a nose-ringed clown hunting frogs with a stick, takes half an hour to come to life on a computer screen. Still a long wait, but where else can you find entertainment like that...
Staff members--the 15 to 20 (out of the more than 100) who are usually available to attend the meeting--debate the editorial, make amendments and vote on whether or not to publish the piece...
Three national publications -- The New YorkTimes,TimeandNewsweek-- are now struggling with an offer from theso-called Unabomber: publish a long article detailing his views, and he'll end his 17-year terror campaign. ButPenthousemay take them off the hook. TIME New York correspondent Jenifer Mattos reports that Bob Guccione, chairman of General Media International, on Thursday issued an open letter to the Unabom suspect offering to publish the 37,000-word manuscript himself inPenthouse,OMNIor another magazine he owns "in the hope that it will receive the widest possible dissemination by the media so we can save lives." Guccione told...
This October, for the third time in its history, Playboy magazine will publish an Ivy League issue featuring Harvard students, as well as students from other Ivy League institutions...