paced the ETSU run with two kills. The Bucs extended the lead from there by taking a 24-16 advantage. The Mocs reeled off six straight points to make it interesting, but a kill by Hardy clinched the set and match. Gesell finished the night with a solid performance of six kills on just nine attempts.

ETSU returns to action in the Country Inn & Suites Invitational tomorrow against Tennessee Tech at 2 p.m. Live stats and live video are available at GoMocs.com.

For more information on ETSU volleyball please go to ETSUBucs.com and click on the volleyball link.In this edition of the journal we devote much of the space to accounts of the embryological time period and some of the ethical arguments that face us in the 21st century surrounding it.

The first offering is an interview with Dr. William Hurlbut, who presented a well-received address at the last APPPAH Congress in San Francisco, CA (2003). Dr. Hurlbut is a consulting professor in the Program in Human Biology at Stanford University and was appointed to the President's Council on Bioethics. He also works with the Center for security and International Cooperation on a project formulating policy on Chemical and Biological Warfare and with NASA on projects in Astrobiology. In this interview he discusses the ethical issues that surround Assisted Reproductive Technology and embryonic stem cell research