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Creative realms
Writers express different views about whether scientists and artists "work toward the same end" in reaction to an editorial suggesting that scientists should support funding for the National Endowment for the Arts (Right, "Gross Clinic," by Thomas Eakins, 1888-1889, a painting that shocked the public when it was first exhibited). In other letters, fusion alternatives and policy matters are put forth. And fluorescent lamp types are compared.How to Submit a Letter to the Editor
Volume 278, Number 5346,
Issue of 19 December 1997
pp. 2031-2037.
Letters in This Issue
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NEA Funding
Dahlia W. Zaidel Kevin Thompson Riccardo Baschetti William M. Murray Gwen Andrew Mark A. Emmert |
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Fusion Alternatives
Robert J. Goldston Ralph W. Moir N. Rostoker et al. |
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Fusion Panel Meeting
Steven E. Koonin and C. William Colglazier Andrew Lawler |
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Lamp Enlightenment
Barry G. DeBoer Michael J. Sailor |
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Corrections and Clarifications
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