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...better part of a century TIME has faithfully recorded medicine's advances, pursuing a special interest in scientific subjects that has marked the magazine since its beginning. But to define and describe the frontiers of medicine as the new millennium approaches, we decided that only a special issue could do justice to the subject. In the following pages we present the very latest developments in each of the major areas of medicine--and peer ahead at what may be on the horizon...
Among the good ones: interest in the subject matter, interest in going to law school and interest in taking a "lighter, less technical" economics class...
Elements of social satire outweigh any serious intent Begley might have to air the subject of genteel anti-Semitism. Schmidt, like most people, has an active Them-and-Us reflex, and his real biases are generational. He grouses dolefully about the slide in professional standards, the decline of civility and the thoughtlessness of youth. In what could be called a novel of bad manners, Begley again demonstrates that he can reveal the complexities of society and personality with a clear eye and graceful style. Schmidt may not live up to today's strict standards of political correctness, but he more...
...then bounced instantly to wired people everywhere in the world. If you like, you can experience that doomed moment yourself--it's still frozen there on the newsgroups that convene to comfort people in troubled times. On alt.sex.abuse.recovery, for instance, you'll find a discussion that begins with the subject line "The End of Penet.fi...
John said he'd probably be able to make an exception to catch-and-release in Saddam's case. But there was a risk, he said, that he'd nod off for a nap while the subject was being discussed. He told me that his wife Jean sometimes starts to say something to him and then quietly tiptoes away. If he got to the White House, he must have been thinking, someone like the Secretary of State might have to take Jean's role...