111.   The professor said that he agreed that technology created many social problems and that many people felt they were losing control over their lives because of technology.

112.   The point, the professor said, is to observe the holiday in spirit if not precisely the initial form.

113.   The professor said even he was awestruck at the remarkable resiliency of living things.

114.   The professor said he has been fearful for more than a month, since a yeshiva student warned him his friends were talking seriously of targeting the prime minister.

115.   The professor said the capture of human images is forbidden by Islam.

116.   The Stanford professors say the effectiveness of incentive programs depends on how they are implemented.

117.   The University of Maryland professor said McCain seemed to be positioning himself for a future run, in case Bush loses to Vice President Al Gore in November.

118.   Then Stanford University computer science professor Vaughan Pratt said his tests indicated the Pentium may cause errors in some software applications far more frequently than Intel has acknowledged.

119.   These professors say this crisis of irresponsibility is of our own making.

120.   These responses to computers as beings, the professors say, are almost unconscious.