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...which it serves or does not serve the cause of justice." Otherwise, a child might be better off in an old-fashioned public high school. "At least he would not be deceived into believing that his choices were his own," declares Kozol, "and consequently would be able to react with secret rage and silent skepticism to the undisguised mendacity around...
...family react to all this? After he got back, he initiated his mother, his father, an executive in a plastics company, and his brother, a computer technician. "I've even initiated some of my Dad's business associates," he said...
...Andover eleven tallied when a forward collared a long pass, slipped by the fullbacks, and unloaded a shot into the Harvard nets. Goalie John Kiernan did not have time to react to the shot, which was made from several yards inside the goalie...
...belief is that even Americans who are dissatisfied will not support a movement that does not present very concrete alternatives to the present system. They are not about to risk what they have for something that might be worse. They are not going to react to general slogans about self-actualization, peace, and freedom. Hence the need to develop blueprints which show how the various parts of the system (economy, education, health care, etc.) would function. To call for "socialism" or "humanism" is not good enough...
Though the American and the Englishman never collaborated directly, their research has, in effect, followed the same paths since 1959. Antibodies form complex, giant molecules. Porter concentrated on those parts of the molecule that give an antibody the capacity to react with a foreign or threatening substance (an antigen) and destroy it. Using a protein-splitting enzyme called papain, Porter broke the antibody molecule into three fragments. He found that the molecule is Y-shaped. The two smaller and similar parts of the structure are the ones that are capable of combining with the antigen; the larger one lacks this...