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...realized that there were so many resources at the medical school with respect to HIV, but it was hard for students to access them,” Chen said.Several members of the Harvard AIDS Coalition (HAC) also attended.“We’re trying to broaden our coalition and make a joint partnership with the School of Public Health and the Medical School,” said Sarah A. Moran ’07, vice president of HAC.But Laura S. Powers ’08 said the conference was geared more toward medical students, and that some issues...
Like all the other tenure offers on the table, Sidanius’ appointment is meant to broaden the academic scope of the department—he specializes in the psychology of discrimination and race. According to Shelemay, the new potential faculty members “all either add new perspectives, fill gaps that we think we have, or just add another point of view...
With the next marriage vote in Massachusetts at least three years away, representatives of the Dems and the BGLTSA said their political efforts would probably broaden in the meantime...
...speaking without saying anything. He would do better to concentrate on his hobby of organic gardening. Danny Armstrong Perth I applaud your extensive and indepth report on China [June 27]. As a person who has traveled to China and fallen in love with it, I appreciate your effort to broaden Americans' view of this often misunderstood country. China has made progress economically, but there are many major social issues it has yet to face, such as high rates of female infanticide as well as rural poverty, religious persecution and restriction of freedoms. You are doing readers a great service...
...have to broaden your horizons and not think of security as exclusively preventive," says Jenkins of the Rand Corp. It is a complicated idea, quite different from airplane security. But it is one we have had plenty of time to learn...