The following is a list of resources that may
be used for chapter meetings and events. Ideas range from book clubs
to movie nights and from roundtable discussions to large events.
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Federal prosecution will discourage research
on bioterror, critics say by Scott Shane (The Baltimore Sun
September 4, 2003)
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Visa
Holders Face Extra Scrutiny (Associated Press May 19, 2003)
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How
The War on Terror is Damaging The Brain Pool by Catherine
Arnst; With William C. Symonds in Boston (Business Week May
19, 2003)
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To publish, or not to publish, after 9/11;
Washington Watch by Adrienne Froelich (Bioscience January 1,
2003)
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College
leaders see security rules hampering researchby George Archibald
(Washington Times April 16, 2003)
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Impact
of Enhanced Security on Foreign Students and Scholars Testimony-by:
Sherwood L. Boehlert, Representative (March 26, 2003)
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When
We Hinder Foreign Students and Scholars, We Endanger Our National
Security by Victor Johnson (The Chronicle Review April 11,
2003)
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US Technological Supremacy is in Danger
by Scott A. Bass (The Boston Globe
February 1, 2003, Saturday ,THIRD EDITION)
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Controlling Dangerous Pathogens by John
D. Steinbruner and Elisa D. Harris (Issues in Science and Technology
Spring 2003)
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Foreign-Student Database is Testing Colleges
in Area; Entering Records Proves Tedious, Officials Report by
Karen Branch-Brioso (St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 7, 2003)
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Key to Strains of Anthrax Is Discovered
by William J. Broad (The New York Times March 27, 2003)
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U.S. requires scientists to give FBI fingerprints
/ Thousands who use bioterror compounds must disclose data for
background checks by Bernadette Tansey (San Francisco Chronicle
March 12, 2003)
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Critics Question Journals' Bow to
Security by Tina Hesman (St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 23,
2003)
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Should life science information be restricted?
by Dick Kaser (Information Today February 2003)
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THREATS AND RESPONSES: LABORATORIES; After
9/11, Universities Are Destroying Biological Agents by Diana
Jean Schemo (The New York Times December 17, 2002)
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Visa clampdown hits home at US universities
by Kendall Powell (Nature November 28, 2002)
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Bush science aide: No lid on R&D planned
(Inside Energy /with Federal Lands October 14, 2002)
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Publish or Perish? As the nation fights
terrorists, scientist weigh the risks of releasing sensitive
information by Richard Monastersky (The Chronicle of Higher
Education October 11, 2002)
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Statement
of The Honorable John H. Marburger (October 10, 2002)
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Openness vs Security in Science Research
testimony by Ronald M. Atlas, PhD, President, American Society
for Microbiology (House Science Committee Hearing Testimony
October 10, 2002)
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SPEAK
NO EVIL Should biologists publish work that could be misused?
by Nell Boyce (U.S. News & World Report, 00415537, Vol.
132, Issue 22 6/24/2002 )
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Pentagon Backs Away From Strict Controls
on Basic Research by Ron Southwick (The Chronicle of Higher
Education May 31, 2002)
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PROTECTIVE
OVERSIGHT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY: A Discussion Paper by John Steinbruner
(February 2002)
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U.S. Tightening Rules on Keeping Scientific
Secrets by William J. Broad (The New York Times February 17,
2002)
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Response
and Responsibility: Balancing Security and Openness in Research
and Education—Report of the President by MIT President
Charles M. Vest's (President's address for the 2001-2002
academic year)
