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...because they afford scientists a relatively high degree of freedom.“We have the option to drive the focus of the research,” Demetri said. He said he is most interested in developing new cancer drugs and targeting “signaling pathways that go awry?? in cancer patients...
...fruition. Having that experience really makes you not take what you have for granted and really makes you focus on what you can do to not let your chances slip away.” The year of experience—and the memory of a 2006 season gone awry??will be indispensable to the Crimson’s campaign in 2006-2007. And with the graduation of last year’s senior class—including breakout guard Laura Robinson—this year’s roster is without a single player with NCAA tournament experience...
After all, revisiting the past—effectively poring over every mistake and decision gone awry??is disappointing, fruitless and more than a little frustrating...
...delighted to learn from your editorial “Allston Plans Gone Awry?? (Sept. 23) that the University is considering building undergraduate Houses across the river. Although I am not involved in the plans of University President Lawrence H. Summers’ or the University’s, I have long thought (contrary to the editorial) that it would be inspired for the College to build one or two—or more!—Houses along the river side that now accommodates only fans for soccer and rugby games...
...overblown rock opera à la The Who’s Tommy, but there’s not really enough to make sense of the stories of child-eating hyena-cicadas (Track 17: “Lecithin’s Tale of a DNA experiment that went horribly awry??) or anything else. Apparently they made a movie as well. Maybe that would help. “Let’s do everything for the first time forever” is comically sweet and less contrived, but still lacks a convincing melody. Nor is the singer particularly engaging, which...