186 scientists challenge astrology pretenses
New York AP reports 186 eminent scientists issue a statement questioning astrology’s scientific basis. Nobel winners sign, including Bok and Bethe, arguing astrology misleads media and the public while scientists call for open dialogue rather than dismissal.
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Bill to ban dorm room searches by warrant in all dorms
In Sacramento AP reports lawmakers moved a bill to bar warrantless dormitory searches in public colleges, aligning dorm protections with private apartments. Supporters cite student privacy and maturity, while opponents urge schools’ right to know about taxpayer property. The measure cleared a 5-3 vote and goes back to the Senate for concurrence.
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