Letter: Writer should have taken satiric take on warming lightly
To the Editor:
When did niceness become a scare commodity?
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Yale Calendar Highlights
- Tuesday “The Future of Political Science” Robert Axelrod, 2008 Wilbur Cross Medal recipient
- Tuesday “Irreversible Thermodynamics and Stem Cell Metaphors in the Immune Response” Stephen G. Emerson, 2008 Wilbur Cross Medal recipient
- Tuesday "Creating a Low-Carbon Society in Japan: The Role of a Politician" Yoriko Kawaguchi, 2008 Wilbur Cross Medal recipient
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- Tuesday "The Chemistry of Carbohydrate Biosynthesis in Mycobacteria" Laura L. Kiessling, 2008 Wilbur Cross Medal recipient
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