Opinions Vary On Whether Unabomb Suspect Will Damage Science's Image
Damage Science's Image MAD SCIENTIST? Unabomber suspect Theodore Kaozynski was turned in by his brother As the Federal Bureau of Investigation quietly builds its case against Unabomber suspect Theodore J. Kaczynski, observers ponder how the popular media's depiction of the Montana loner and former mathematician will affect the public's perception of science. Opinions range from beliefs that people will easily separate Kaczynski's credentials from his alleged crimes to fears that the case-play
Jun 9, 1996
Damage Science's Image
![]() MAD SCIENTIST? Unabomber suspect Theodore Kaozynski was turned in by his brother |
![]() 'ANOTHER EXAMPLE': The case could prove "very troublesome for science," worries Paul Gross. |
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