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...access to equal opportunities, persons with disabilities remain off of the list of educational institutions that promote inclusionary programs. Do Harvard administrators believe that persons with disabilities are not capable of equal participation? Do Harvard administrators promote a secondary class of citizens because of their disabilities? Why is this subject seldom discussed in public? Why has The Crimson avoided this issue...

Author: By Roy Bercaw, | Title: ‘Diversity’ Should Include Disability As Well | 7/29/2005 | See Source »

...heavy subject of euthanasia Urale next lent a winning mix of lightness and grace in her short Still Life (2001), which brought her more trophies, including top prize at the Montreal Film Festival. The filmmaker focused on an elderly white couple slowly drowning under the weight of illness, neglect from their children, and love for each other. But Urale's tenderness and respect for the aged (her camera caresses their wrinkled skin) are typically Samoan. More a cautionary tale than a call for euthanasia, "it hits a real nerve with people," the director says. "And particularly it reminds people...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Shaking Up the Happy Isles | 7/25/2005 | See Source »

...reminded that it was the democratic process that elevated him to the presidency. Fred Hayes Rauland, Norway Taking Jackson Seriously I was dismayed to read time's trivializing, quiz-format overview of the Michael Jackson trial [June 27]. Although Jackson was found not guilty of child molestation, the subject of molesting young boys is not humorous, and your attempt to derive light entertainment from the case was distasteful and irresponsible. Amid all the media hype, this trial was never going to be fair, and the resulting verdict was the only one possible under the circumstances. Given the global problem...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: China's New Revolution | 7/24/2005 | See Source »

...Doctrine of the Faith, the body Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger presided over for 24 years before being elected Pope in April. A onetime Ratzinger student, Schönborn said his mentor had encouraged him last year to speak out on evolution. Though the two haven't discussed the subject since Ratzinger became Pope, Schönborn believes the Pontiff wants these issues publicized. Given a Europe the Austrian describes as "Christphobic," however, convincing even the faithful to doubt Darwin may be a policy that needs time to evolve...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Doubting Darwinism | 7/24/2005 | See Source »

...ingredient for a bomb builder is the fissile material--either highly enriched uranium or plutonium--which is difficult to produce secretly. Nuclear-radiation leaks, even in minute quantities, can be detected. But making a nuclear bomb isn't impossible. Under the apartheid regime--at a time when it was subject to international trade sanctions--South Africa managed to build six of them. (Until the breakup of the Soviet Union, South Africa was the only nation to willingly and verifiably give up its entire nuclear arsenal.) Leaving aside North Korea's claims that it possesses the Bomb, there are already seven...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Living Under the Cloud | 7/24/2005 | See Source »

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