Article: The AIDS Bureaucracy.

Article: AIDS and the year 2000: the world's struggle against AIDS.
The Futurist;  May 1, 1989 ;     700+ words ...AIDS and the year 2000 The world's mobilization in response to the AIDS pandemic has been without precedent. At a time when the number of AIDS cases around the world is dramatically increasing, nations are showing great solidarity...

Article: Africa and AIDS: dependent development, sexism, and racism.
Monthly Review;  February 1, 1988 ;     700+ words ...AFRICA AND AIDS: DEPENDENT DEVELOPMENT, SEXISM, AND RACISM Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is epidemic in the United States, but AIDS is more than just an epidemic. AIDS is a pandemic, meaning...

Article: The relationship between South African adolescents' knowledge and fear of AIDS and their attitudes toward people who have AIDS.
The Journal of Social Psychology;  August 1, 1993 ;     700+ words ...AIDS HAS BEEN a source of fear and controversy since its discovery...study, in which adolescents reported being afraid of getting AIDS . Mathews, Kuhn, Metcalf, Joubert, and Cameron (1990) reported that South African high school students' fears of AIDS ranged between fear of the disease or fear of death . ...

Article: AIDS battle has no claim to privilege
Chicago Sun-Times;  June 14, 1987 ;     698 words ...AIDS is public health enemy No. 1, says President Reagan. It is...Dole (R-Kan.) has the presidential candidate's standard AIDS formulation, calling for spending "whatever resources (are...Gore Jr. (D-Tenn.) has called for a "Manhattan Project" on AIDS. Why should the fight against AIDS be the ...

Article: AIDS as Moral Evil: The Symbolism of a Disease
The Washington Post;  January 15, 1989 ;     700+ words ...AIDS AND ITS METAPHORS By Susan Sontag Farrar, Straus and Giroux...Voltaire's seminal quip about God, Susan Sontag suggests that if AIDS did not exist, it would be necessary to invent such a disease...illness which becomes identified with evil," she writes in AIDS and Its Metaphors. During much of the last ...

Article: DOUBLE TROUBLE IN THE INNER CITY THE AGONY OF MINORITIES OVER AIDS, DRUG ABUSE
The Boston Globe;  February 14, 1988 ;     700+ words ...AIDS is bringing "trouble on trouble" to the black and Hispanic...that gay communities experienced earlier in the decade. With AIDS threatening to become a disease of the poor, there is evidence...the initial denial with which any group would likely greet AIDS, both were afraid of being stigmatized with one ...

Article: The Path of AIDS
The Washington Post;  July 18, 1999 ;     700+ words ...AIDS is now the leading cause of death in Africa. In Harare, Zimbabwe...has yet to hit. But it becomes clearer all the time that AIDS will have vast and long-term consequences for many societies. In the United States, fewer people are dying of AIDS, thanks to new drug regimens. But even here the virus isn...

Article: Don't Leave Me This Way: Art in the Age of AIDS.
The Nation;  November 13, 1995 ;     700+ words ...Aids is a powerful muse, an ironic source of inspiration for the...and In the Company of My Solitude address the impact that AIDS has had on the painters and photographers and poets of our...clearheaded, sharp examination of the relationship between AIDS and art. Works by Cindy Sherman, Derek Jarman and ...

Article: In the Company of My Solitude: Americans Writing from the AIDS Pandemic.
The Nation;  November 13, 1995 ;     700+ words ...Aids is a powerful muse, an ironic source of inspiration for the...and In the Company of My Solitude address the impact that AIDS has had on the painters and photographers and poets of our...clearheaded, sharp examination of the relationship between AIDS and art. Works by Cindy Sherman, Derek Jarman and ...

Article: Halfway to a keen analysis of AIDS and our culture
Chicago Sun-Times;  January 22, 1989 ;     700+ words ...AIDS and Its Metaphors By Susan Sontag. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, $14.95. AIDS and Its Metaphors is half of a good book. Its pages contain...passages yet written about this culture's interpretation of the AIDS epidemic. Yet, these moments of excellence leave the reader...

Article: `Why Should AIDS Be a Privileged Disease?'
The Washington Post;  June 12, 1987 ;     700+ words ...AIDS is public health enemy No. 1, says President Reagan. It is...Sen. Robert Dole has the presidential candidate's standard AIDS formulation, calling for spending "whatever resources {are...pause. Sen. Al Gore has called for a "Manhattan Project" on AIDS. Why should the fight against AIDS be the ...

Article: AIDS POSES NEW QUESTIONS FOR MEMBERS OF GREEK CHURCH
The Boston Globe;  July 7, 1988 ;     700+ words ...AIDS is raising questions about the religious practices, pastoral...and social policy of the Greek Orthodox Church. A forum on AIDS at the church's biennial Clergy-Laity Congress at the Marriott...to new laws against pornography and other measures to curb AIDS "and other aspects of the sexual revolution ...

Article: AIDS issues stalk employers. (Employee Benefits Review)
National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management;  April 10, 1989 ;     700+ words ...AIDS Issues Stalk Employers AIDS forces employers to face three critical questions: . How does the disease...What new and existing legal issues need to be faced? . Do we need and AIDS policy? AIDS has been a concern to employers since the Centers for...

Article: AIDS: administrative decisions and constitutional rights.
Public Personnel Management;  September 22, 1993 ;     700+ words ...AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) is a major health crisis...Atlanta, Georgia, reported that more than 171,000 active AIDS cases resulting in more than 106,000 deaths have occurred...0 million Americans may already be infected with the HIV (AIDS-causing) virus, and that as many as 250,000 to ...