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...School’s emphasis on long-term healthy habits, rather than a mere attempt to cleanse its campus of toxic smoke. HMS is not the first of the schools of Harvard University to ban smoking from its grounds; the Harvard School of Public Health and Harvard School of Dental Medicine have already put in place similar regulations, so the question could be asked, why not the rest of Harvard? The difference lies in the mission of the each school: The rest of the schools of the University are not specifically health-care driven and ought not implement seemingly paternalistic...
Dean Jeffrey S. Flier announced Monday that the Medical school, in conjunction with the Harvard School of Dental Medicine, will be extending its current no-smoking policy to include outdoors near entrances and other air intakes. [CORRECTION BELOW...
...Dental School and the Medical School along with the Harvard School of Public Health—which instituted a campus-wide no-smoking policy in 2003—are all encouraging faculty and students who smoke to take advantage of Harvard’s free smoking-cessation programs...
...Janet Hard's nightmare. The 42-year-old nurse from Freeland, Mich., says Discover raised the rate on her card from 7.9% in 2000 to 24.4% in February 2007, a period when she was charging her family of four's dentist bills to the card since they have no dental insurance. "When I look at the money that we have paid to Discover during just the last two years, I feel sick. Of the $5,618 made in payments to Discover, $3478.39 went to interest," Hard testified at a Senate hearing in December. "My husband and I feel as though...
...That's what Karie Gladis, 29, earned as a new teacher in Miami. She scrimped for 31⁄2 years and then left for a job in educational publishing. "It was stressful living from paycheck to paycheck," she says. "If my car broke down or if I needed dental work, there was just no wiggle room...