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...Whatever. No grandchild of mine has ever asked my advice about taking a trip to another planet. How can I possibly respond...
Statistics on the number of bisexuals are unreliable since people who engage in such behavior often do not call themselves bisexual. But the ability to respond erotically to both sexes seems to be a common human trait. Bisexuality frequently occurs among male and female adolescents in many cultures and is an entrenched though unspoken practice among men in some Latin and Muslim societies. Alfred Kinsey's classic surveys in the '40s and '50s of American middle-class sexual mores found that about 46% of the men that were interviewed and 12% of the women admitted to sexual experiences with both...
...answer is not that simple. Most foreign policy is reactive, the business of handling events the U.S. didn't initiate and can't necessarily control. Presidents tend to be judged less by the good deeds they set in motion than by ! how well they respond to crises. Jimmy Carter's conscientious conclusion of the Panama Canal treaties was overshadowed by his fumbling over the Tehran hostages. George Bush's adroit management of the Gulf War largely explains his reputation for statesmanship...
...said he might have collected suchinformation in order to respond to questions frommembers of Princeton's board of Trustees, whomight have been curious to see how Princeton'splanned tuition increase compared to those atother institutions. Rudenstine said he has noqualms about having assembled such information...
...This is not an industry in decline. Demand forhigher education is more than it's ever been,"said Merkowitz. The problem is in "institutionsnot having the resources to respond to thedemand...