Word: correcting
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Rapalee's lawyer alleges that while Rapalee was entitled to regular employee status as of September 1, 1992, she was denied that status by Foster. Brackett also charges that Harvard is at fault in failing to oversee and correct Foster's behavior in the matter...
...blind" eye even when the good eye is covered. "We find," says Zeki, "that he is consciously aware of moving stimuli and of their direction. He will tell you that the bars on a TV screen are moving left or right, toward or away, and he gets it 100% correct every time." Furthermore, notes Zeki, PET scans show that the patient's perception of motion is accompanied by the appropriate activation of V5. So how does the signal travel? Zeki is convinced the answer lies in a secondary pathway, a kind of back road created to get around the damaged...
...level, the film can be viewed as historically inaccurate, but perfectly politically correct, expounding the silliness of racism and overflowing with gratuitous hug-a-tree scenes...
...risk of breast cancer, a new report finds just the opposite. The study, published in the current Journal of the American Medical Association and based on the medical histories of 1,029 Seattle-area women, found no increased incidence of breast cancer in women taking estrogen. Which study is correct? TIME's Alice Park says it's too soon to tell. "This is another study that doesn't tell us much beyond saying 'these women took estrogen and they didn't get breast cancer,' just as the earlier one said nothing but 'these women took estrogen and they got breast...
Reading through The Crimson's Commencement edition, I noticed an error which I'd like to correct! In Sarah Scrogin's story on Class Day ("Class Day Speeches Remember, Look Forward," news story, June 8, 1995), she makes reference to Clark Dean's address. She writes, "Dean referred to a poem by W.H. Auden titled 'Icarus' which he learned about in Gen Ed 105: The Literature of Social Reflection...