Dark Halloween Returns Push Boundaries With Gore
Fashion student Bunny Lavalliere designs a Burnt Zombie outfit with front zombie and back bone and organ accents. Retailers report a renewed appetite for darker, scarier costumes as post 9/11 and crisis eras fade, with trend watchers noting Gothic themes and crime-inspired imagery in stores and media.
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Nobel prize in economics awarded for game theory work
Robert J. Aumann and Thomas C. Schelling win the 2005 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for game theory explaining cooperation and conflict. The Royal Swedish Academy cites their roles in understanding arms races price wars and resource management.
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Quarantine Talk in Pandemic Plans Draws Debate
Washington officials weigh modern quarantine options as President Bush and CDC officials discuss social distancing measures for a potential flu pandemic. Cetron notes a broad public health toolbox and cautions against extreme images of mass confinement while CDC supports state planning for bioterrorism and disease outbreaks.
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