Word: benefiter
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Spence, the dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, wants to see if Harvard could benefit from an honor code, too. Toward that end, he commissioned a study last spring...
...Honor Code: A. Michael Spence, dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, last spring asked for a study of colleges across the country to weigh the merits of an honor code and to determine whether Harvard might benefit from such a system (see story, page...
...protective influence of heavy smoking, which may result from its effect on estrogen levels, is confined to postmenopausal women. Younger women who smoke stand the same chance of getting uterine cancer as those who abstain. Even for older women the benefit is as evanescent as, well, smoke. Any protection against uterine cancer that smoking offers, scientists say, is far outweighed by the enhanced risk of developing cancers of the throat, stomach, bladder, pancreas and lungs, as well as heart disease, emphysema and bronchitis. Comments Dr. Harvey Fineberg, dean of the faculty of the Harvard School of Public Health: "To smoke...
...Harvard Police will hold a benefit dance for Hale in October, Harvard Police Captain Jack W. Morse said...
...Faculty A. Michael Spence commissioned a study of the merits of an honor code with a view toward possible applications at Harvard. Although Spence said that he has no plans to alter Harvard current testing system, the study is being conducted to help determine if the College might benefit from some type of honor code...