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...announced the creation of a $10 million center to study those same issues, which have prompted increasing debate amid controversial advances in genetic research. She worked as a lawyer in the federal government after graduating from the Law School, and served as deputy assistant attorney general in the Justice Department??s civil division from 1980 to 1981. Since taking her appointment at Georgetown, King has served on several national and government advisory groups studying biomedical issues ranging from genetic research to experimentation on human subjects.She just recently completed a five-year term as chair of the board...
...worked as a lawyer in the federal government after graduating from the Law School, and served as deputy assistant attorney general in the Justice Department??s civil division from 1980 to 1981. Since taking her appointment at Georgetown, King has served on several national and government advisory groups studying biomedical issues ranging from genetic research to experimentation on human subjects...
...Polsby, wrote in an e-mail, “I would not be surprised if the Dellinger brief came up at oral argument.” (The lead counsel on the Harvard faculty brief is actually a Duke University professor, Walter E. Dellinger III, who served as the Justice Department??s top lawyer before the high court under President Clinton...
...Center for European Studies. Assistant Professor of History Mary Lewis, who led the discussion, wrote in an e-mail message that the violence in some sections of the U.S. on any given day is more cause for concern than anything faced by students in France. Lewis called the state department??s warning “alarmist.” “On a day-to-day level, the United States is a much, much more violent society than is France or many other countries for that matter,” Lewis said. “We have...
...create it myself. What I discovered is that the VES courses that I have taken have been some of the most rewarding academic and personal experiences in my Harvard career. It is very surprising to me, then, when those who have never remotely been involved with the VES department??or art whatsoever, for that matter—go out of their way to reject it very publicly...