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...think you won't find a single scientist who believes we will ever find a cure...
Wilson's life as a child and student isinstructive for the very reason that it wasunspectacular. He was not a child prodigy; hisfather was not a scientist. He was a veryinterested, very keen young man who always tookadvantage of the wonders around him. Of coursemost little kids aren't this interested inorganisms. He believes, though, that people can,at an early age, become more aware of theirsurroundings and more appreciative of theirenvironment...
...jungle is like chemistry; it's full of surprises. I wanted to take the students out of the kitchen and recipe-style labs and show them how a young scientist thinks," Ma said...
...pivotal question is whether reporters' personal values actually color their stories. Although it seems self-evident that they do, some scholars, such as political scientist Michael Genovese of Loyola Marymount University, contend that there is no clear proof of it. ABC's Brit Hume says his avowed conservatism never intrudes on his work: "It's not hard to keep bias out; you just have to be conscious of it. Most reporters are in denial." Some journalists go to great lengths to appear neutral. Executive editor Leonard Downie Jr. of the Washington Post abstains from voting and urges his staff, especially...
Ironically, what this ultramodern community seeks to re-create is the small- town America of ages ago. "We are people who are looking for some kind of community again," says resident Stephen Zunes, a political scientist. The concept shows signs of catching on. Two other CoHousing villages have been built in California, two more are under construction, and 100 others are in the talking stages. "By the end of the century, every major U.S. city will have a co-housing group," declares Charles Durrett, the California architect who, with his wife, coined the term...