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...ideas, energy, intelligence or enthusiasm—but in opportunity.”Harvard received $329 million in grants from the NIH last year, making it far and away the University’s largest source of federal research dollars.Congress is currently considering President George W. Bush??s budget proposal, which recommended the same level of NIH funding as the year before, a real-dollar decline once inflation is taken into account.INSIDE THE BELTWAYIn her Congressional testimony, Faust pointed to recent advances in biomedical science as evidence of the need for further funding support...
...Baggage” is a good euphemism for lack of concrete data on which to pass judgement. Because Obama is a relative unknown, he can represent all forms of hope and change to all people. As a poster commented on Obama’s YouTube response to Bush??s last State of the Union Address: “Lets all remember that it was Obama that brought about the campaign of Hope and Change. I have never been this excited about the posibility of true political change. It’s time to fundamentally change this country?...
While President Bush??s $3.1 trillion-budget increases funding for higher education with an eye toward financial aid, the proposal freezes funding for the areas of scientific research that matter most to Harvard. “This proposed increase in Pell Grant funding is welcome news,” said Kevin Casey, Harvard’s senior director of federal and state relations. “But I think the budget overall for higher education is a mixed bag.” Casey cited the zero-increase in funding for the National Institute of Health...
When Newark Mayor Cory A. Booker promised five dollars to the student who could name the vice president of the United States, the fifth grade class at the Newton Street School of Humanities was stumped. “George Bush?? was the closest answer that Mr. Booker heard, before he was forced to put his money away...
...laid out a list of all the shortcomings of John McCain, the apparent Republican nominee. These, too, were tired and predictable: he opposes torture, he did not vote for Bush??s tax cuts and he supports “amnesty” for illegal immigrants. This led you to assert that Republicans may be better off voting for Clinton in the same way that Churchill was forced to ally himself with Stalin in order to fight Hitler...