Oberlin Professor Champions Pure Mathematics Study
Oberlin College mathematics chair Dr. Robert R. Stoll argues theory-based math, as a creative end in itself, complements computation. He notes axioms guide deduction, generalization, and the evolving field, with new book Sets, Logic and Axiomatic Theories due next year.
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Sir Isaac Newton and the plague era’s science dawn
A readable portrait of Isaac Newton born 1642 at Woolsthorpe, who fled plague in London to the countryside in 1665. It outlines his gravity work, motion, and optics discoveries, notes his role in founding modern science, and recounts his Cambridge years and death in 1727.
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Profile Of Mob Howling After Blood
In a historic study of mob psychology a Princeton sociologist explains how leaderless crowds form a micro society that normal standards dissolve. MIT psychologist notes a moral hangover among some participants, while Detroit 1943 and other episodes show mobs driven by economic threat and organized cues. Police tactics, early intervention, and trusted local figures can disrupt mobs before violence erupts.
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All Planets Visible To Naked Eye In June Sky
Skywatchers can see all five naked eye planets in one night early in June with Mercury in evening twilight Mars two hours later Jupiter bright at midnight Saturn preceding it Venus rising at dawn Uranus visible with naked eye near Regulus in Leo Neptune and Pluto not seen without large instruments. Retrograde motion explains planetary shifts as Earth laps outer worlds.
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Auto Damaged Check-Up Clears City's Vehicle
Parkview Ct. resident Mark Pratt reported a city dump truck may have damaged his 1957 Plymouth yesterday. At 9 30 a.m. Pratt said he saw a city truck on his driveway around 7 30 a.m. Clyde Dove of the street department denied knowledge of hitting the car. No marks or paint scratches were found on the truck, and damage was estimated at about $50.
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Monkey Shines at Cal Tech Split Brain Monkey Boris
At Cal Tech Psychobiology Laboratory scientists severed cross connections in Boris the monkey to create two functional brains. Each hemisphere controls its own eye input, with the left eye feeding the left hemisphere and the right eye feeding the right. The procedure yields the monkey performing two tasks at once and earning double rewards.
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