Word: mendelsohn
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...panicked at what the Soviets may say yes to." That comment from Jack Mendelsohn, deputy director of the Arms Control Association, may sound a bit exaggerated. But when Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze brought a letter from Mikhail Gorbachev to Washington last week, it had U.S. officials worried. What if it contained some bold proposals? That might force a curiously hesitant Administration to decide how far and how fast it wants to go toward nuclear-weapons agreements -- or even to make up its mind on what, if anything, it should do to help Gorbachev survive...
...vote no would be to condone U.S. funding of oppression and armed violence against civilians and to deny an entire people their right to determine their destiny. Justice demands we vote yes on Question 5. We urge everyone to do so. Ruth Hubbard Richard Lewontin Everett Mendelsohn George Wald
...United States must recognize the need to move towards a resolution of mutual self-determination, mutual recognition, and mutual security for the Israeli and Palestinian people," said History of Science Professor Everett I. Mendelsohn...
...high level of technology is another problemspace missions face, according to Professor of theHistory of Science Everett I. Mendelsohn. "We areright on the edge, pushing to the limits of whatwe expect technology to do and our ability tocontrol it because of the complex character of thesystems and the human interface by which wecontrol them," he said...
...been slow in picking up on these issues," Mendelsohn says. "Congress has been lazy. The scientific community has been less than fully thoughtful and less than fully candid...