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...have been shocked at what's on the Internet, but no more so than I was when I saw the drawings accompanying your story on cyberporn. They reflect the same fascination with sick sex that net porn feeds. I can keep my kids from logging on. Must I now also keep them from reading Time? PENNIE THURMAN Naperville, Illinois...
...more substantial publication," she says. "The Gazette has always been Harvard's paper of record, but we have made it more of a community newspaper. We have tried to make the people who work here feel as if they are part of an exciting community, and to reflect the best part of that community to the outside...
...theater has been a place for theater to reflect on words," Devitt said. "Physical theater allows that same process with images. Theater can help us absorb, process and reflect on the flood of images...
...accurately these images reflect America's sexual interests, however, is a matter of some dispute. University of Chicago sociologist Edward Laumann, whose 1994 Sex in America survey painted a far more humdrum picture of America's sex life, says the Carnegie Mellon study may have captured what he calls the "gaper phenomenon." "There is a curiosity for things that are extraordinary and way out," he says. "It's like driving by a horrible accident. No one wants to be in it, but we all slow down to watch...
...greatest pleasure of Salk's later life, which he pursued in several books and in countless luncheon conversations at his institute, was to reflect on the large questions of human evolution and people's roles as "co-authors" with nature in their destiny--such as, for instance, his own. "I could have studied the immunological properties of, say, the tobacco mosaic virus,'' he once reflected, "published my findings, and they would have been of some interest. But the fact that I chose to work on the polio virus, which brought control of a dreaded disease, made all the difference...