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First, the jump in spending on Social Security and Medicare--from 2.3% of G.N.P. in 1960 to 6.6% in 1984--accounts for virtually all of Government spending's increased share of G.N.P. Second, there has been an absolutely unprecedented cut of 12% since 1980 in the real outlays on all...
The courts are now being threatened by "a freshening stream of libel actions, which often seem as much designed to punish writers and publications as to recover damages for real injuries." This warning comes from Federal Judge Robert Bork, a respected conservative who is considered the leading judicial candidate for...
"Psychologically, being behind is something very difficult to recover from," says John Kabat-Zinn, Director of the Stress Reduction and Relaxation Program at U. Mass, and Beall's aide in the focus on meditation.
A more hopeful diagnosis was provided by William Brown, associate professor of biological sciences at Carnegie-Mellon University. Both respiratory ailments and blindness in people exposed to low levels of the gas will, said Brown, "go away. A chemical reaction is taking place in which the molecules of isocyanate will...
However, the author means not merely to describe personality but to identify and to help solve its problems. The subtitle of his book is "psychic Survival in Troubled Times." Lasch wants to help people recover a mature and realistic sense of personality. For this task, Freud is not enough. The...