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Milgram hopes that if the project is successful, the students will publish the results. In the meantime, they will wait in William James for the first-hand accounts to come in the mail...
...Board practice, actual stock prices are published, not including the fixed broker's commission. By contrast, an over-the-counter stock quoted at $40.50, including a 3% "retail markup," is actually worth $39.25. Because the buyer never knows the size of the hidden markup, the SEC said that the practice is deceptive and urged the National Association of Securities Dealers to publish true prices instead. The NASD objected, arguing that this practice would drastically cut profits and drive small dealers out of business...
Three weeks ago, the Committee on Free Press and Fair Trial published a thick report which recommended the establishment of specific minimum standards in the administration of criminal justice. The proposals seem harsh. They place limitations on statements made by attorneys and police involved in the case, and on the copy a newspaper may publish during the trial...
...Your Soup." Sagan herself has remained a la mode ever since, at 18, she mailed the manuscript of Tristesse to the late publisher Rene Juilliard. He stayed up all night reading, next day offered Sagan 50,000 francs if she would ask her father, a manufacturer of abrasives, for permission to publish it. "I am famous," Francoise announced at dinner that night. "Eat your soup before it gets cold," replied Papa...
...drugs, to induce something like mystical consciousness in a controlled laboratory environment. Such experimentation should be pushed forward, contend Psychiatrist Walter Pahnke, who holds a Harvard theology degree, and his associate William Richards, who has a degree in the psychology of religion from Andover-Newton Theo logical School. They publish their findings in the current Journal of Religion and Health...