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Massey vs. MAG Web-posted 11/2/97   Secretary of State Lewis Massey has run afoul of the Medical Association of Georgia following a critical audit of the state board that investigates complaints against medical professionals.

S.C. mom still guilty Web-posted 11/2/97   Thumbs up to the South Carolina Supreme Court for reaffirming last year's ruling that a pregnant woman on drugs can be prosecuted for child abuse.

Down the toilet Web-posted 11/2/97   We thought outhouses went out with high-button shoes. Apparently not. The National Park Service just built one. Not any old outhouse, mind you, but a magnificent privy unlike any ever built before.

Defends science by citing old `heresies' Web-posted 11/2/97   Sigmund Freud, who was an atheist, once argued that religion is a dangerous illusion, for its dogmatic teachings stunt the intellect and keep humankind in a childish state. As a Christian, I certainly cannot agree with this viewpoint, and as a scientist I know that his theory has received only minimal research support. Don F. Gonella, Ph.D., Martinez

Protests placement of Gore's praise Web-posted 11/2/97   Page 2A of the Oct. 17 The Chronicle had a news article almost hidden away. (Vice President) Al Gore ``praises show for lesbian themes.'' His praise for lesbian TV show Ellen was in sharp contrast to those words of former Vice President Dan Quayle who denounced the character Murphy Brown for not being family oriented. Quayle was severely criticized by the media, made fun of, and joke after joke ridiculed his stand about family values. William J. Hodge, North Augusta

Takes issue with fairness vs. diversity Web-posted 11/2/97   Your Oct. 7 editorial ``Fairness first,'' in regard to admissions at the Medical College of Georgia, praises the fact that there are no admissions quotas. Alan Roberts, Augusta

Faults presentation of math problem Web-posted 11/2/97   One reason high school graduates may have trouble with Edward Giusto's problem in his Oct. 26 letter may be due to the confusing manner in which it is posed. Hugh K. Clark, Aiken