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...Gabay emphasized in an interview yesterday that his contributions to the council range beyond capital concerns. If he is elected president, Gabay's main concern will be to implement a program of Community Public Relations (CPR), which would increase the council's visibility on campus...
What TV rarely acknowledges is the aftermath. Few of the patients revived ever get well enough to leave the hospital -- and a study from Duke University Medical Center shows how few. Doctors monitored 146 very sick people given cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) over a three-year period. Only 58% could be revived at all, and of those who were, fully 95% stayed in the hospital, usually hooked up to life-support systems, until they died. Average cost: $150,000. The solution, say the Duke researchers, is to explain the consequences of resuscitation to seriously ill patients and listen to those...
...week each year, usually in the summer, Harvard security guards are taken off their posts and put through a 40-hour program which includes CPR, first aid, operation of fire alarms and fire extinguishers, and speeches on everything from incident reports to gay rights...
Funding for student groups and underappreciated projects like CPR courses will be doled out in undramatic fashion. Devoted members will quietly work with faculty committees to improve the life at Harvard in small ways. A "scandal" may occur, basically from one or two members doing something rash and knuckle-headed...
There's the intellectual life in the houses proposal which pushes for more house seminars and house sections from the Residential committee. There's CPR and Model Mugging classes coming from the Service and Security Committees. There's's the budget survey from University Governance which directly resulted from Dean Knowles' solicitation of student opinion on budget matters. And last but not least, there are the grants we give to so many undergraduate organizations, a process which requires countless hours of work by Finance Committee members...