The Northwest Technocrat, 1st quarter 1997, No. 346, Vol. 59

Editorial: Deficit, Deficit and More Deficit Not available online due to a data transfer oversight.
What Is The Problem? By W.E. Dyke
Teenagers Taking Rap For Society's Ills. Reprinted From The Plain Dealer, November 4, 1996.
Fishing For Answers By Janet Raloff. Reprinted from SCIENCE NEWS, the weekly newsmagazine of science, copyright 1996 by Science Service, Inc.
It Really Doesn't Grow On Trees By Stephen L. Doll
In Fond Memory: Stella K. Block 1910--1996
Letter To An Editor By George Wright
Do You Know? By John C. Darvill
Educating For Our Changing World By Jeannette DeLeon
Human Immunity Endangered By Pesticides By C. Kadin
Real Patriotism By Rupert N. Urquhart
Clouds on the Silver Lining By George Wright
Social Responsibility Of Science
Isn't It A Shame? By Orton Downer

Dangerous uses of scientific knowledge are being promoted by agencies outside of the field of science. Scientists are inclined to be opposed to war, to human repression, to neglect of social advances, and to unequal treatment of their fellow humans. But none of these scourges are alien to the practices of politics, business and moralism.