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President's Message (Arlene Ellis) Roe v. Wade Privacy Supreme Court Decision May Have a Chilling Effect General Membership Meeting Councilman Gary Gill on Downtown Heights and Rail Transit Rosalie Goodman Internship Program Dialog - Honolulu: How High? Letter to the Editor: Re: Diamond Head Preservation (Mildred Walston) Studio threatens vow to preserve Diamond Head (Luci Pfaltzgraff) LVW Presents Dialog - "Brain Drain" Recycling Initiative Kate Kortschak 1989-90 Roster

Privacy The right to privacy was analyzed by the President's Commission on Science and Technology in 1972 as follows: Privacy is the right to live one's life in one's own way, to formulate and hold one's own beliefs and to express thoughts and share feelings without fear of observation publicly beyond that which one seeks or acquiesces in. The claim to privacy is fragile, but persistent; it is as subtle and powerful as the need for personal dignity; it is a fundamental aspect of individual freedom and worth.

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