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...editors: Should I be flattered, cross, or amused at the reference to my course, Historical Study B-11, “The Crusades,” in the article entitled “Professors Say this Core is Solid” (news, Oct. 10)? It is the only course the article mentions in the context of the Report on General Education, but there my moment of glory and gratification ends, for the reference is peculiar in conception and short on fact. The course is described, either by the chairman of the history department or by the staff writers...
...which was launched over two years ago—has established uniform standards that have improved the sharing of patient information. There are currently about 15,000 participants being tracked in the database, Saag said yesterday. Researchers say the new measures will enable them to look at a broader cross section of patients. While previous efforts to collect HIV patient data have been limited to single health centers, the linking of clinics through a national database will help researchers better study a diverse HIV population, wrote the director of AIDS research at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Daniel...
...metropolitan New York) and strategy (run early and often). A showdown of productive runners in Jordan Scott of Colgate and Luke Siwula of Cornell. Neither quarterback is afraid to tuck it and take off either.Take the points. Prediction: Colgate 21, Cornell 17DARTMOUTH (0-4, 0-2) VS. HOLY CROSS (4-2) HC, don’t look this gift horse in the (Dart)mouth.Prediction: Holy Cross 28, Dartmouth 14—Staff writer Jonathan Lehman can be reached at jlehman@fas.harvard.edu...
...Yale moved up three, tying MIT for fourth place. “Universities continue to define themselves internationally, both at subject level and as whole institutions,” THES Editor John O’Leary wrote in an accompanying editorial. “There is broad acceptance that cross-border comparisons are here to stay in higher education.” But Harvard’s lead in the rankings fell significantly from last year. O’Leary attributed the slip to Harvard’s “turbulent year.” Harvard, whose overall score...
...stay within a relatively narrow range of movement - within the width of the East River, not too high and certainly not too low. All while Lidle and his instructor were apparently trying to peer through the clouds to see the sights of New York before they headed on their cross-country trip to California. If not exactly a recipe for trouble, there wasn't much of a safety cushion...