Violence in America Across Eras and Theories
A survey of cultural and scientific views on violence in the United States from the Kennedy assassination to modern media. It notes gun ownership trends, political repercussions, and theories on aggression from Lorenz and Matagu, along with proposals like a domestic Peace Corps and media socialization concerns.
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America
Konrad Lorenz
Man
Lorenz
Ashley Matagu
William James
Laboratory stocks offer varied risk and growth potential
Comments on Tyco Betz Wyle and Wang show Tyco’s high risk high reward in pollution control and artificial organs, Betz steady earnings and healthy finances, Wyle exiting labs with a $103 million Redwing purchase, and Wang high multiples with modest to strong growth potential. Boole Computer is deemed speculative and overvalued despite data processing leasing.
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Tyco
Betz
Wyle
Wang
Esm- Gion
Redwing Carners
Boole Computer
C.K. A — Boothe
Boothe
Roger Spesr
Roger E. Spear
Anderton Herald
Bowtela
Grad Central Station
New York
Buckley substitute to fill vacation period at The Right
Marrie Ryskind writes a provocative column arguing for Lysenko era genetics and reviewing modern ideology. She critiques McCarthyism, student protests, and liberal education while defending controversial scientific ideas and urging a renewed examination of heredity and social norms.
Respiratory infections and the push for twentieth century hygiene
The piece argues that most illnesses in daily medical practice are respiratory infections spread by coughing, sneezing, or conversation spray. It calls for universal hygiene measures, including mask use, and criticizes the medical profession for neglecting preventive hygiene and public guidance.
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Ple
Paras
Holmes
America
Semmelweiss
Europe
Folklore Reflections From Various Thinkers On Society
A collage of quotations discusses education demand, war and cancer as topics of public interest, wildlife balance with human survival, sleep, love, nation building, nepotism, and American sayings, attributing insights to scholars, authors, and historians.
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L. J. Stiles
Northwastém University
Hussy
Mat
Who Is An Aristocrat In American Democracy
The piece discusses the American concept of aristocracy, citing John Adams and Alexis de Tocqueville. It defines aristocrat as someone with power beyond a single vote and notes noblesse oblige, rule by the best, and public service as key traits. It references George Washington, the Virginia Dynasty, Andrew Jackson, Lyndon Johnson, John Randolph, and Tocqueville.
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John Adams
United States
Handbook of World History
Philosophical Library
Joseph Duover
Yeshiva University
Ralph Bowen
North Minors “University
Bowen
George Washington
Virginia
Joe
Harry Truman
Andrew Jackson
Lyndon Johnson
Alenia de Tocqueville
America
France
John Randolph
Roanoke
Randolph
de Tocqeville
Gea
Fea, Corp
Star II and Asherah: General Dynamics subs inspect deep sea cables
Last year two General Dynamics built subs named Star II and Asherah performed unprecedented deep water inspection of underwater cables. Star II dived to about 1 050 feet to photograph 42 miles of cable while Asherah inspected a seven mile six inch power line in Rosario Strait Washington using slimm camera and videotape to record its orientation and condition.
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General Dynamics
Star II
Asherah
Rosario Strait
Washington
Bonneville Power Co
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