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Long-time colleague Don C. Wiley, professor of molecular and cellular biology, joined in celebrating Harrison's success as a scientist and a teacher...
Ernie G. Peralta, professor of molecular and cellular biology, said he was proud to share in recognizing Harrison...
...three-hour predawn ride from New York to Massachusetts to collect signatures for state-campaign-finance reform. The coffee's awful, and his cell phone doesn't work. "We should have a working phone, even if you have to FedEx one," the actor growls as he tosses the offending cellular to an aide. Maybe he'd be in a better mood if he were in jeans and sweaters like the other volunteers. But Baldwin is twisting about in a tight gray suit. Comparing himself to the rancid glop that fishermen use as bait, he says, "I'm the chum...
...health condition. Making matters more complicated, nutrients tend to interact with one another. For example, vitamin C is supposed to act as an antioxidant, preventing damage to the cells. But that same vitamin, in the presence of iron, can act as a pro-oxidant, causing, rather than preventing, cellular damage, according to Dr. Meir Stampfer, professor of epidemiology and nutrition at the Harvard School of Public Health...
CALL ME A decade ago, with just two carriers allowed in each U.S. city, cellular-phone rates were boosted by a lack of competition. But dozens of new carriers and the arrival of cheap personal-communication-service networks have pushed rates down. Today's 56 million users pay 34% less per minute than in 1987. The drop, say experts, is likely to continue...