Yale University says it will not install an art project by a student who claims to have filmed herself inducing repeated abortions unless she includes a disclaimer saying it is a work of fiction. The university also says an instructor and an adviser made ”serious errors of judgement” in letting the project go forward.
Janet Kettman says she and her neighbours on Sunset Circle are always looking over their shoulders in fear the stalker will strike again. ”He attacks from the back,” Kettman said on Monday. ”You never see it coming. He has six toes on every foot, which constitutes a very formidable weapon.”
Giant windmills — on scenic mountain ridges, prairie grass and even an Indian reservation — are spinning an unusual debate that is dividing leading environmentalists. Wind power grew rapidly in 2005, becoming more competitive as natural gas prices jumped and crude oil prices reached record highs in the United States
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/ 31 October 2005
The last time Don Glossop saw his customers, they were ritually burning green candles, hoping voodoo would pierce the federal bureaucracy and hasten the arrival of desperately needed relief cheques. Glossop’s shop, New Orleans Mistic, has been closed since Hurricane Katrina swamped New Orleans two months ago, and most of his clients have scattered across the country.