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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...physicists, for example, are willing to even entertain the computer-as-universe model, and Boulding's theories of "ecodynamics" and our future cultural evolution have been written off as too vague and unfocused to be of much use. In Wilson's case, the debate over the power of genes, culture and sociobiology still smolders, especially here at Harvard; a decade ago it raged, and bitter (often unfair) words appeared against...
...club has access to the University's land at night and during the winter, although Epps says that they usually keep to their portion of the park. When the club intends to use the University's portion of the garden, it reserves the space through Epps' office. The dean says the club sometimes reserves the garden in an individual's name and, when the garden is used for annual social functions, sometimes in the name of the organization...
...acoustics in the theater are good, and each show's crew decides whether or not to use microphones for the show. With a student ID, ticket prices are $13 for all shows except Saturday nights and openings. Regular ticket prices run from $15-$28. The current production, Arthur Miller's The American Clock, ends Saturday...
Burnley said that in his own field of transportation, "far and away, the worst problem we have in the railroad industry is narcotics." He cited the Amtrak train disaster outside Washington, D.C., in which the operator later tested positive for drugs. Illegal drug use was a problem in 59 recent accidents, alcohol in six, he continued...
Issues of confidentiality of test results and possible discrimination against infected people still must be settled, he said. Promoting condom and spermicide use, fighting drug abuse and providing clean needles are more economical ways to stop the spread of AIDS...