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...Maybe the expectations do vary," says McCormack. "We look at criticism very carefully to correct and do whatever is necessary. And every critique that reaches us we sit down and analyze...
...correct response is the Harvard women's softball team, which swept Cornell in a twinbill yesterday at Soldier's Field...
...series that Hughes gave early last year at the New York Public Library and subsequently summarized in a TIME cover story, "The Fraying of America" ((Feb. 3, 1992)). Among his complaints: the distortion of the ideals of multiculturalism, the erosion of the English language by partisans of the Politically Correct, the decline of education, the damage to politics and the culture in general wrought by extremists on both the left and the right. And that's only Lecture...
...from hyperactivity. If confirmed, the results suggest that children who are diagnosed with hyperactivity, or attention-deficit disorder, as it is also known, should be examined for high levels of two different thyroid hormones. By treating the underlying biochemical abnormality in these cases, doctors may eventually be able to correct the behavioral problems...
...year, a proposed federal research initiative that would have included biological studies has been assailed, and a scheduled conference on genetics and crime has been canceled. A session on heredity and violence at February's meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science turned into a politically correct critique of the research; no defenders of such studies showed up on the panel. "One is basically under attack in this field," observes one federal researcher, who like many is increasingly hesitant to talk about his work publicly...