Word: accompanyment
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City planners said they too have heard from neighbors concerned about the flurry of renovation and building which will accompany Harvard's $2 billion fundraising effort.
It becomes clear rather quickly, though, that this particular dream is going to turn sour. The first indication is at the "review sessions" that ubiquitously accompany classes with advance question exams. The lecture hall or section is surprisingly crowded, filled with unfamiliar faces.
As it stands now, UHS doctors often accompany patients to nearby hospitals for any kind of surgery. Dr. David Brooks, UHS's acting chief of surgery, accompanies patients to Brigham and Women's Hospital.
Stories like those of Smith, who had to wait six days to find out--over the phone--that she had a brain tumor, are indicative of the lack of sensitivity that accompany UHS's access problem. UHS officials say they would not discuss specific cases with the Crimson. Some doctors...
Battling the nerves that accompany an Ivy opener and the intensity of the Penn crowd, Harvard was not as sharp as it could have been.