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Science/Technology/Society and Learning
Robert E. Yager
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Science,Technology and Society
George Bugliarello
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A Required STS Course at The University of Northern Iowa
Lynn A. Brant
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The Poetry of Scientists: Hoffmann,Eiseley and Fuller
Richard Aston
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Ethics,Values and The Technical Disciplines
Jere Jones
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A Multimedia Approach To Computer Ethics
Frances K. Bailie
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STS Studies in England: An STS Module for the Computer Studies Degree at The University of Portsmouth
Rod Jeffcote
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News of The Sts Community
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Philosophy of Science/Technology
Joseph Haberer
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Information and Credibility Problems of STS and Technology Assessment
Lars Fuglsang
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The Lethal Weapon: How the Plastic Football Helmet Transformed the Game of Football,1939-1994
J. Nadine Gelberg
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Under the Friday night lights of October 23, 1971, Senn High School battled Kennedy High for football victory. In the third period, to avoid a rush from the Kennedy tacklers, the Senn quarterback scrambled and threw to his halfback, Marco Cervates. Cervates caught the ball, turned and put his head down to run for extra yardage as his teammates and fans cheered. A two hundred-pound linebacker abruptly stopped Cervates' run. Cervates fell to the turf, unconscious. On November 3, 1971, at the age of seventeen, Marco Cervates died.(1)

Volume 15, Issue 5-6, November 1995