Friday, August 14

In the news:

Scandal shouldn’t mar research field

The recent revelation of the South Korean stem cell scandal is not only a setback in the quest for the holy grail of medicine ““ that stem cells from human embryos can be produced to replace diseased or injured human tissue ““ but also harms the credibility of the entire area of research. Read more...


Don’t go limp with performance woes

Occasionally people e-mail me to ask specific questions about their personal sex lives. While a certain number of these are bored, usually male students with nothing better to do on a Friday night than to send a drunken e-mail to their resident sex columnist, some of these questions are worth answering. Read more...




It may pay to spend after all

California Republicans, tax fighters and fiscal conservatives are still hurting from the slow-motion train wreck of a special election back in November. It wasn’t just the election outcome, the 0-4 smackdown that Gov. Read more...


Letter to the editor

Capitalism needs moral defense It was nice to see Sara Triplett’s moral argument against minimum wage laws (“Raising minimum wage restricts worker, employer rights,” Jan. 9). Read more...