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The recent trend of labeling scientific judgments as "irresponsible" on the basis of their social implications illustrates the tendency to suppress unpleasant possibilities. Since when have we advocated censorship? If people are made wary of political attacks we are in danger of compromising our intellectual integrity. And to erode intellectual...
One such incident occurred last month when black actors did not wait around until technical workers--most of whom are white--had completely finished striking the set after the last performance of "The Blacks." The actors heard later that the techies had made unpleasant comments about them, and about blacks...
There are hints that the devil's domain isn't so unpleasant, it smells of earth and spice, while there's a noticeable stench in heaven. Nonetheless, he wistfully longs for material comforts or transcendent bliss--some new clothes would be nice, he hasn't changed since the Spanish Inquisition...
Liberated from the conventions that made it "improper and unpleasant to reveal anything about sex," Travers felt he could create characters like Alma, the heroine of Bed. By the last act, Alma is chasing her fatigued new husband back into the bedroom; audiences affectionately cheer her on to a rendezvous...
The Crimson's article gave many people the false impression that boycott supporters had somehow threatened or physically obstructed other North House students. It quoted one student as saying that they knew of students whose decision to boycott had not been made of their "own free will," and another as...