Explaining Mexico and sex in space

Article Abstract:

Space scientists in both Russia and the US have devoted little attention to the vexing problem of whether or not it is possible for astronauts to engage in sexual activities in zero gravity environments. The corruption scandal that plagues the family of former Mexican Pres Salinas is also satirized.

Sexual behavior, Manned space flight, Political corruption, Astronauts, Salinas de Gortari, Carlos

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A confrontation at Pearson college

Article Abstract:

The 200 students attending Lester B. Pearson College of the Pacific from 73 countries are among the brightest and most privileged students of the world. Yet, they deny it. Most of the students chosen to attend this United World College on full scholarship seem to abhor elitism.

Schools, College students, Elite (Social sciences), Vancouver Island, United World Colleges

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Losing a boss and fearing the future

Article Abstract:

Doug Creighton was dismissed from his job as head of the Toronto Sun with no warning. Employees were stunned and questioned the method used by a part of the media that is presumably representative of the communications field.

Officials and employees, Newspaper publishing, Toronto Sun (Newspaper)

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