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Harrington currently teaches History of Science 175, "The History and Historiography of Psychiatry and Psychopathology," and History of Science 176, a conference course titled "Evolution and the Mind."
In his article Posner points out the improbable evolution of our conception of juries. As first conceived, jurors had the advantage of first-hand knowledge of the participants and served as good representatives of the moral sense of the community. This was the meaning of "a jury of ones peers...
Because of this little-noted evolution, can we say that juries have lost their original purpose? As bodies which represent a community's moral sense and know the trial participants, juries are well suited. But if blind justice given by impartial legal experts is what we want, how about those...
After Coltrane died in 1967, the majestic aspirations of Sander's music did not decrease, although the scale of his actual artistic achievements certainly did. Sanders won considerable popularity in his own right with albums that appealed to flower children and funkers alike, albums with names like "Karma" and "Evolution...
Despite the needs, those at the top do not seem clear on the proper course. In recent months critics have charged that conservative party leaders are blocking the reform process, as they begin to recognize that change may cost them--and family members--their sinecures. "A lot of people have...