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...Rockwell returned to New York in 1994 to direct the annual international arts festival at the Lincoln Center. After making his mark fashioning the first years of the festival, Rockwell again came home to the Times in 1998 to become editor of Sunday’s Arts and Leisure section...
Jesse Stellato ’03, a Lowell resident who was in a section taught by von der Heydt, said the tutor would be missed...
Indeed, the small number of scientists willing to publish negative results may be a function of self-interest. For example, the Journal of Universal Computer Science started a section for negative results in 1997. Since then, the journal has received no submissions on negative results, leading one editorial board member to quip that the only known negative result was the failure of the section itself. Owning up to a failed hypothesis is something few scientists would be willing to do unless their peers are doing so as well. After all, admitting to getting something wrong does little to help...
...wailing at Mohamed Sakran Cemetery woke up more than the dead. In a walled section of the sprawling facility outside Baghdad, families of Iraq's missing had come to solve mysteries buried by years of oppression. They shoveled and jabbed at low mounds of sandy earth, digging just three feet down before uncovering their worst fears: the remains of young men arrested - for as little as flocking to a religious rival of Saddam Hussein - and never heard from again...
...shallow graves of Mohamed Sakran were discovered by chance. Files found in Baghdad's notorious Section 5 prison listed the names of executed prisoners and numbers of their graves. Notified by an inmates' group, families immediately traveled to the cemetery, 25 miles west of Baghdad in the city of Al Hawsa. What they found, tucked in a well-kept conventional cemetery, was a rectangular field twice the size of a gridiron. A cinderblock wall blocked off the space. High above it were watchtowers apparently manned by guards to keep out unauthorized visitors...