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We did not know on that muggy, homesick, thrilling day in the fall of 1967 that in a year the blood of classmates--some beaten unconscious by state police (remember their baby blue helmets?)--would stain the steps of University Hall. We had not yet smelled the acrid burn of...
One of those benefits could be a national health database. In such a system, detailed information about all 250 million Americans would be available electronically. That way, if a cross-country traveler was knocked unconscious in a car accident, doctors could punch up his or her medical records to determine...
The decision is an unconscious one for many--HASCS's software installers automatically put Netscape on connected computers. And most users have stuck with Navigator, now available in version 2.01.
So began a recent e-letter to one of my best friends, a photography student at Yale. As one might suspect, various missives on both of our parts are considerably more personal than this--after an article I wrote last fall on the workings of the unconscious, Dan and I...
And also the contemplative, hard-to-characterize pictures of Callahan, who picked up the line of hard-focus lyricism from an earlier generation of photographers, including Alfred Stieglitz and Edward Weston. The lesson of their work was that clear, sharp pictures could still have something unearthly about them--when considered...