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...fair share of controversy. While the Square’s outlook may sway liberal, other parts of the country can still be somewhat skittish over certain titles. Accordingly, the American Library Association’s “Most Frequently Challenged Books of 2006” was a children??s picture book about the relationship between two male penguins titled “And Tango Makes Three.” “Typically, in history, censorship has been frivolously and over-extensively applied,” said Lawrence Buell, the Cabot Professor of American Literature...
Leavitt also spoke in opposition to the expansion of the State Children??s Health Insurance Program, which was authorized yesterday by the House of Representatives. The program provides medical coverage to children in low income families. The bill is likely to garner significant support in the Senate, but President George W. Bush has promised to veto...
...award-winner, Frances Jensen—a professor of neurology at Harvard-affiliated Children??s Hospital—said that NIH usually requires some preliminary findings before it funds research, which makes these grants unique...
...center, which launched in October of last year, is a joint venture between the Graduate School of Education, the School of Public Health and the Children??s Hospital in Boston...
...video clip on the Boston Children??s Hospital Web site, Daley said that each method of obtaining stem cells has its particular uses and that in some cases, embryonic stem cells may be the only viable option...