Japanese Women Find Freedom Yet Face Old Bias at Work
Akiko Yamamoto, 24, and millions of Japanese women work under democracy but endure lingering discrimination. Clerks earn less than men and many women lack real responsibility at work. Akiko, a documentation clerk at Toyo Bayon, says men cling to old power while personal life shows gradual progress toward equality. She plans to marry only when the right man comes along.
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Medical volunteers in silent water tank hallucinogenic study
AP stringer reports University of Oklahoma researchers isolate volunteers in a warm water tank to remove senses for hours. Two thirds experience hallucinations within minutes to hours, ranging from benign to frightening, as they drift toward deeper self-awareness and altered moods.
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