I am both amazed and stunned by this conversation. Today I received the ad
announcing Gazzaniga's Intro text. I was hurriedly uncluttering my office
before leaving for the weekend and almost threw the add away, but then I
thought, "What does Gazzaniga have to say to intro students?" I took a
qui
OK, Now I have to put my 2 cents in:
A thought a woman winning a marathon was quite reasonable and thought nothing
of it. So when all this brou-ha-ha-ha-ha came up I checked yahoo and a quick
search showed that more marathons were won by women with Eastern European
surnames (gee is it OK to a
In the late 70s, I took a Chataqua short course from Mike on (something
like) human consciousness. It was
an awfully good experience as I found myself using several of his
examples about a lot of things for many years afterward. One story he
told and I don't remember the context involved a ski t
Stephen Black stated:
> It is both politically correct and accurate that a textbook cover
> picture of an athletic event should show a black woman beating a
> white. So why does the cover of Gazzaniga's textbook depict the
> opposite?
Hmmm. I am not aware of the athletic event that is depicted o
This is how I remember things, way back in the good ol' days when I
co-edited "Controversial Issues in Learning" with Appleton-Century
-Croft.
Hank
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Right on, Nancy!!!
Best wishes to all (and to all a good night),
Hank
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I suspect that authors of large sale textbooks with the reputation of a
Gazzaniga have some say about what goes on the cover, but speaking as an
author of a textbook on a restricted subject, the author is not even
consulted about the cover, at least I never was. I think a recall being
asked for
In a message dated 10/25/2002 7:24:50 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But the picture
on the cover of the new text depicts an atheletic
event with a white chick coming first and the
the black chics placing second and third respectively
He has got this wrong, BTW. The Caucasian
> Michael Sylvester wrote:
>
> > I have just received in the mail an ad for
> > Michael Gazzaniga's Intro text.Now I dig this
> > dude's past and current writings.But the picture
> > on the cover of the new text depicts an atheletic
> > event with a white chick coming first and the
> > the bl
I
would like to alert TIP'sters to the following position opening, and alert
any non-TIP'sters that might be interested to the
opportunity.
Thanks,
Dave
Position Announcement
ST. BONAVENTURE
UNIVERSITY. The Department of Psychology invites
applicants for a newly approved tenure-
I can't imagine how the school wouldn't make
a difference. Objective measures like salary, teaching load, quality of
students, quality of colleagues, research support and other available resources,
financial stability of the university, etc. can vary widely between
seemingly similar school
>
> http://www.wjh.harvard.edu/~wegner/hbd.htm
>
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Sylvester wrote:
> I have just received in the mail an ad for
> Michael Gazzaniga's Intro text.Now I dig this
> dude's past and current writings.But the picture
> on the cover of the new text depicts an atheletic
> event with a white chick coming first and the
> the black chics placing second
Hi Donald,
I have to admit I am amused by all the fuss
created over Micheal Sylvester. I find him to be
creative after all (some of his ideas ARE farfetched
after all!!).
One thing all Tipsters should remember is that most
(if not all) email programs include filters which can
block out em
After a long vacation from TIPS induced largely by Michael Sylvester fatigue, I
have returned to find that not much has changed. Before I follow the crowds who
have left for good, I nominate M.S. as Trickster of the Year, for managing to
tie the list up in endless, pointless diversions.
don
>On Fri, 25 Oct 2002 09:57:13 -0500 "Hank Goldstein"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote.
>All you have to do is examine a mirror image of the cover and all wrongs
>are righted!!!
>
>P.S. Who was the top female in this year's Chicago marathon?
Please note that one or two exceptions may not be statistically
All you have to do is examine a mirror image of the cover and all wrongs
are righted!!!
P.S. Who was the top female in this year's Chicago marathon???
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I have just received in the mail an ad for
Michael Gazzaniga's Intro text.Now I dig this
dude's past and current writings.But the picture
on the cover of the new text depicts an atheletic
event with a white chick coming first and the
the black chics placing second and third respectively.
With
> For justifiable historical reasons, Jews have good reason to be wary
> of the motives of Christians, including or even especially those who
> might want to attend synagogue services.
>
> Stephen
Absolutely.
Goes back to the first Christians, an unruly bunch who got themselves
tossed out of
> > I've read an excellent biography of Freud that claims he drew more
> > inspiration for his ideas (e.g., the Talmud) than he claimed.
> I believe David Bakan wrote a book called _Freud and the Jewish Mystical
> Tradition_. You might have a look at that.
> --
> Christopher D. Green
Thanks!!
Ugh. We don't have any choice NOW
> From: "Mike Scoles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Must we endure circumcision jokes?
> > Is this Jewish week on Tips?
> > Michael Sylvester,PhD
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Allen,
I have really appreciated your posts over the last few weeks. Thanks so
much for your thoughtful comments. I teach History and Systems but my
knowledge of the topic is so shallow that I am always eager to get a
bit more information.
Perhaps we can create a prize not tainted by the d
Stephen Black wrote:
>
> 1) A general reason
>
> All religions have rituals of profound significance to its
> practitioners. To non-believers, however, those practices can seem
> bizarre, superstitious, and incomprehensible. One can understand the
> discomfort of the believers to have to expose t
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