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Some researchers suggest that the ambitious young psychologist might have succumbed to the pressures facing anyone who depends on scarce Government funds. "Publish or perish, commitment to a larger ideal and simple career advancement -- take your pick, one or all," notes one prominent scientist. "It's troubling," says Western Michigan University Psychology Professor Alan Poling, who co-authored some of Breuning's papers. "As scientists we work largely on faith. To have trusted a person who seems guilty of substantial wrongdoing is disheartening...
...attacks on her as being heartless and insensitive to the ills of society, she declared the next day that "all decent people care about the sick, the unfortunate and the old. It is false and wicked to suggest otherwise." The choice, she said, is between those who complained and wrung their hands but failed to create the resources to help, and her own Tories, whose economic accomplishments provided the means for effective welfare...
Young, who was Jimmy Carter's Ambassador to the United Nations, said he called Alice Bond before he knew that she had implicated him as well as her husband. He did so, he said, only to suggest that she stop "passing rumors." After the call, Alice Bond told reporters that her charges were false, even though she had also named the alleged coke supplier and a limousine driver she claimed had sometimes delivered the drug to her husband. The three police officers who had taken the statements from her were then transferred to lesser duties without explanation. That...
...allure of SPE, though, makes the mind boggle -- and the mouth water. Industry watchers suggest that someday supermarkets might stock extra-low- calorie cookies, diet doughnuts and even fat-free ice cream. Says P&G Spokesman Donald Tassone: "We have done a lot of testing on different & foods." If research produces food that seems sinful but is palatable to waistline watchers, then P&G, and any other companies that follow its lead, should have no trouble fattening their bottom lines...
Your article reports the increasing disunity among white South Africans in their attitudes toward apartheid but fails to suggest that black Africans too are far from monolithic. Cleavages exist between the urban and rural blacks, between those in South Africa proper and those in the tribal homelands. It would be impossible to derive majority rule out of South Africa's racial, religious and political melange. The only satisfactory solution would be a confederation system, with several tiers of government. Continuation of the present system or the replacement proposed by the African National Congress would breed chaos and disunity and, eventually...