William Mullen

Hirsch says scientific knowledge of the human smell and taste (olfactory and gustatory) senses is 150 years behind other sensory knowledge. Comparing it to opthalmology, he says it is as...

FORGET WHATEVER ROADSHOW succeeds ''Phantom of the Opera'' as the latest ''must-see'' import from Broadway. Forget whatever follows ''Dick Tracy'' as the latest ''don`t-miss blockbuster'' from Hollywood. The hottest ticket...

Pure chance led Jerry Arnold to pick up a newspaper at O`Hare and look into the face of Moul Samneang. Since that day, his life has changed. He has devoted...

The program is selective, taking only about three out of eight applicants, most of whom are referred to the home by school and parish youth counselors, juvenile police and court...

Before World War II, most ethnic Catholic parishes-German, Irish, Italian and Polish-had their own orphanages. Protestant denominations, too, had their own orphanages, as did Jews. These institutions-now largely extinct-were mostly...

DAVID SCHAFFER and Johnny O`Donnell are two young men busily immersed in budding careers. Schaffer is a lawyer, and O`Donnell is an actor. They are also giants in the eyes...

The last thesis he has graded sits on the lower shelf of a bookcase in Herman Pines` spartan office at Northwestern University`s Technological Institute. Also near at hand are some...

The first German pilots to attack Britain were quite confident of success; in encounters over France only a month earlier, they had fairly easily outclassed the British warplanes. But in...

The constant process of increasing the number of functions on a single chip while decreasing the size of the chip has meant the speed of a computer operation has increased...

You wake up dry-mouthed and perspiring. The house is too hot because you never could figure out how to properly set your two-year-old, state-of-the-art, push-button programmable thermostat. You momentarily panic,...