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...Sebastien D. Arnold ’10—who intended to pursue a joint concentration in economics and history until Thursday’s decision—said that while history advisers had strongly discouraged prospective joint concentrators earlier this semester, he still got the sense that there would be flexibility...
...Letting us know so late is not very respectful to people who spent a lot of time thinking about and looking forward to what they want to do,” Arnold said. “Now, we just suddenly have to make a decision...
...British Medical Journal that absinthe bottled before 1900 packed up to 260 p.p.m. of thujone--which may not sound like much, but consider that only 15 parts per billion of lead in drinking water is enough to scare regulators. "They are playing pretend," study co-author Wilfred Arnold says of the liquor's new cheerleaders. "It is nothing like the old stuff...
...Iranian problem was caused by the American invasion of Iraq. The U.S. thereby eliminated Iran's greatest enemy and destabilized the region, giving Iran a free hand to cause trouble in the Middle East. I believe Arnold J. Toynbee warned that by threatening a people, you cause them to unite and become stronger. Cornelis Vrolijk, The Hague...
...mistrusted accolades and hated fanfare, but as a behind-the-scenes co-director (along with her husband) of New York City's pioneering interdisciplinary Arnold Pfeffer Center for Neuro-Psycho-analysis--the first in the world to bridge brain science and the long-stagnant field of psychoanalysis--Marjorie Pfeffer was in her element. The center, which the sage, enthusiastic child analyst steered after her husband's death in 2002, was launched in 1990 and spawned an international association, a successful journal and hundreds of similar centers around the globe...