Word: development
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Project Manager David McGowan found his experience as an educator invaluable while helping to develop the program. "I would have loved to have something like this when I was a teacher," says McGowan, who taught social science at Manhattan's Collegiate School from 1984 to 1986. "The game actually makes taking a test enjoyable." Notes TIME Public Affairs Director Steve Cohen: "High school students are very important to TIME. We hope to get them interested in the news and to familiarize them with the range of topics available in the magazine...
Several scholars said that different views of how American history should develop became as important to consideration of Brinkley as was the quality of his work...
...forces, Harvard students enrolled in the Reserve Officer Training Corps will be tested to determine whether they are carrying HTLV-III, the virus which causes AIDS. Anyone testing positive will be dismissed from ROTC. Students on ROTC scholarships will lose them. While carriers of the virus do not necessarily develop the disease, the military has embarked on a policy of excluding all carriers from military service. This policy is not only unecessary and unsupported by clinical evidence about AIDS, but also indicative of the attitude of intolerance and misunderstanding that has surrounded the spread of the disease...
...that the HTLV-III virus can only be transmitted by the exchange of body fluids between a carrier and another person--an event that seems no more likely to occur among military personnel than between them and the general population--and, second, that many people carry HTLV-III without developing AIDS. The Department of Defense has expressed concern that carriers may develop the disease if they receive immunizations that are standard for all military personnel. This concern is touching, though there is little clinical evidence to support it. Moreover, people dismissed from active service or from ROTC have already been...
...Velluci's proposal becomes law it might pave the way for the city to develop a linkage plan similiar to that of Boston. In Boston developers, which have included Harvard-affiliated hospitals, must build a certain percentage of low-income housing when they develop land...