Word: codirectors
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...idea whose time has come again. The Federal Government's agricultural Extension Service, set up in 1914, is one of the most successful programs Washington has ever developed. It helped spread new technologies and made American farms the most efficient in the world. John Zysman, 38, codirector of the University of California's Berkeley Roundtable on the International Economy and a guest at the meeting of TIME'S Board of Economists, believes the U.S. can use a similar service for high technology...
...dangerous and unethical practices but also stopped the experiment entirely by unsealing the incubated container, thus killing the embryo. The couple sued the hospital and Vande Wiele and won $50,000 in damages. Yet when the hospital opened its own IVF program in 1983, Vande Wiele became its codirector...
...wake of recent controversy surrounding Harvard's sexual harassment policy. Response--a peer group which counsels victims of harassment--this year conducted "educational work shops on the issues of rape and harassment," says codirector Sharon Reiss...
Another sign of the groups' higher visibility is the increasing number of calls, all confidential, which the groups are receiving. Elizabeth B. Simmons '85, codirector of Response, says that her organization received 48 percent more calls this spring than it did last fall. "This is a mark of success, that more people trust us enough to call," she added...
...only are people using the services, but many actually want to become staffers. According to Room 13 codirector Ellen D. Devere '84, her group received more than 130 applicants for the roughly 20 available spots. Members of Response say they also are besieged by applicants...