opposite responses to elevated O3, and include increased photosynthesis and decreased stomatal conductance Tropospheric O3 can cause foliar injury, decreased growth, and (Jones et al., 1984; Jones et al., 1985; Rogers et al., 1983a; decreased yield, whereas CO2 enrichment generally causes opposite effects. Little is known about plant response to mixtures of O3 and CO2. Sionit et al., 1984), dev...

You meet your client, Leo, in the court holding cell. His large frame is shackled and clothed in torn pants and a filthy Yankees cap, worn backwards. Your olfactory sense alerts you to his recent drinking and forgetful hygiene. His face conveys confusion, apprehension and fear, as he looks at you without recognition. You read the affidavit and initiate a one-sided conversation. It leaves you wi...

The present editorial team has now coordinated the Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology (JCASP) for 3 years. We have taken journal in a precise direction towards increasing volume quality articles, many which articulate clear positive societal community impacts. In this editorial, we JCASP's revised expanded scope orientations activities that are being undertaken support new initi...

The aim of this editorial is to raise awareness and provoke discussion about the issues sex gender in nursing. Here, we provide a brief summary complex challenging area. This topic has been subject significant heated debate on social media has, more recently, come fore mainstream throughout sections academia—prompting increasingly polarized discussion. It now an issue where deeply held views ar...

In order to adequately treat and care for patients in a holistic manner, we need understand what influences outcome beyond disease biology. The differential impact of COVID-19 on Black ethnic minority communities has highlighted this again, but other groups experience health inequalities have unique healthcare needs. Members the LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer or questioning) community ar...

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In her article "Audience, Sentimental Postmodernism, and Kiss of the Spider Woman" Kimberly Chabot Davis analyzes the three media forms of Kiss of the Spider Woman -novel, film, and musical -and their reception by gay, bisexual, and heterosexual fans: Davis reads Kiss as a key example of a hybrid contemporary genre she designates as "sentimental postmodernism." Chabot Davis positions the text's...

This content analytic study investigated the approaches of two mainstream newspapers—The New York Times and theChicago Tribune—to cover the gay marriage issue. The study used the Massachusetts legitimization of gay marriage as a dividing point to look at what kinds of specific political or social topics related to gay marriage were highlighted in the news media. The study examined how news sour...

This paper addresses the thorny issues of teaching the history of sexuality from a feminist, sex-positive, anti-racist framework. The author relates her own pedagogical strategies in an effort to claim legitimacy for "sex history," in opposition to historians who maintain that sex has no place in the construction of the Canadian nation and its citizens. RESUME Cet article adresse la question ep...