On Wed, 22 Aug 2001, Michael Sylvester wrote:
does the correlation still hold that students and profs that wear glasses
tend to be above average in intelligence than those who don't?
I am not sure about contact lenses?
Surprisingly, yes. We discussed this back around the end of July
last
From: Rick Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Bumper sticker
Michael Sylvester wrote:
The following bumper sticker was seen on campus:
The only vitamin for a christian is B1.
Your point being?
Rick
To test how long it took for you to get it?
I refuse to
As I feel the fetid breath of incipient geezerhood on my neck, I take
comfort in the realization that what goes around comes around. About twenty
years ago, I ran across a advertisement for a pregaphone which allowed mom
and dad to communicate directly with the fetus by means of a pair of
Here are some other articles I have just found on this topic. Some of them
reproduce the ones that Stephen Black cited.
Jeff
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Belkin, M. and M. Rosner. Intelligence, Education, and Myopia in Males,
Archives of Opthamology (November 1987) 1508-11.
Benbow, C.P. Physiological
So, if I can't distinguish the faces of my dissertation committee members
across the conference table, it's a good thing?
Pam
= Original Message From Stephen Black [EMAIL PROTECTED] =
On Wed, 22 Aug 2001, Michael Sylvester wrote:
does the correlation still hold that students and
quote:
"A senior FBI official, speaking on condition of anonymity,
would not say whether charges are likely against Simon Marketing. "
--http://www.cnn.com/2001/LAW/08/21/monopoly.arrests/
