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They wouldn't listen to the lambs," he wrote, analogizing the situation of the ghetto youth to lambs crying out for God in an old gospel song, "The lambs cried, and finally one day the lambs turned into lions.
In a rather subtle, well-timed gesture of deft historical analogizing (to the issue of student activism and the Iraq war), Matthew Buckingham conscientiously excavated a seldom-recalled episode of '60s anti-Vietnam activism: On October 18, 1967, a group of University of Wisconsin-Madison students staged a peaceful sit-in against Dow Chemical's on-campus recruiting, protesting the company responsible for the manufacturing of napalm.
The articles in this issue span from investigating relationships between brain structure and human intelligence, neuropsychological profiles of savants, functional brain patterns of mathematical processing in gifted adolescents, and functional brain patterns of fluid analogizing to a proposed, expanded model for locating studies of twice-exceptional individuals within medical models of disability.
 
 
 
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