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...Cline envisions a future where libraries will be viewed as places to work, whether or not they have collections. And library staff will be able to venture out to classrooms and labs—as they already do??in order to work with faculty and teaching fellows, while remaining connected to the library’s collection via laptops...
...Kwong points to an anti-divestment article as evidence that Salient editors don’t care for the genocide in Darfur. On the contrary, we very much do??so much so that when something that will have only a feel-good effect like divestment comes along, we have a moral obligation to point out that it will, in no way, stop the genocide and will only divert attention from remedies that can work. Kwong’s decision to sign the HRC up as a nominal sponsor to the divestment campaign only undermines HRC?...
...Your genome—the stuff that tells each of your cells what to do??will no longer be just your business. What others can do with that information, however, will hopefully be limited by the law. Already, there is limited protection: The 1996 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act prevents some, but not all, group insurers from charging different rates based on genetic information, according to a 2006 Connecticut Law Review article by Seton Hall law professor Gaia Bernstein. What is needed is a more explicitly comprehensive law banning insurer and employer discrimination—like...
...decision was about far more than records or a program’s past success. In addition to a family that made the choice relatively easy, Sara just did what many younger siblings do??she followed her big brother...
...There are some student organizations that don’t fall under any of the common grants,” Kidd says. “[However] we do??in terms of how they can do fundraising events—point out Dorm Crew opportunities...