Summer 2004 Bulletin

The Summer 2004 Bulletin of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences is now available online in Adobe PDF format. If you are unable to open the file, please download a copy of the Adobe Acrobat Reader at Adobe.com. Printed copies of the Bulletin are still available. Please send requests to publications@amacad.org.

This issue contains the following features:

1. Calendar of Events



2. Academy News:

- New Academy Councilors

3. Project Update

- Randomized Studies and Educational Development

4. Perspectives

- Can Torture Ever Be Justified?

5. Stated Meeting Program

- Congress and the Earl Warren Court
Harry N. Scheiber, Philip P. Frickey, Gordon Silverstein,
Neal Devins, and Nelson W. Polsby

- Voting with Dollars
Bruce Ackerman, Barney Frank, and Nick Littlefield

- Why Don't the Rest of Us Like the Buildings the Architects Like?
Robert Campbell

- Bugs, Behavior, and Biomolecules:
The Naturalist’s Guide to the Future
Thomas Eisner, Jerrold Meinwald, and John Hildebrand

6. Around the World



7. Noteworthy



8. From the Archives - Alexander Graham Bell: Researches in Telephony

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