A World Without Nuclear Weapons?
It is likely the question was first asked as soon as it could be – that the hope of abolition followed shortly after the task of creation.
April 5, 1987
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Gossiping About Gossip
The immortal power of gossip was already well understood in ancient Greece – “lt too,” said Hesiod, “is a kind of divinity” – but it required the particular talents of the present age to make money off it.
January 26, 1986
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In the Age of Cocaine: What Is Our Drug Problem?
Last year Americans spent $30 billion on illegal drugs, while their government spent $1.5 billion trying to shut down their sources of supply.
December 22, 1985
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What Are the Consequences of Vietnam?
In the ten years since the last Marine was plucked from the roof of the besieged U. S. Embassy in Saigon, “Vietnam” has come to stand for a good deal more than America’s first military defeat.
April 22, 1985