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...using the new technology to collect the data. “Harvard has been at the cutting edge of the application of this WGA technology, and had primary responsibility over producing high-quality genetic data using this very complicated and sensitive equipment,” he wrote in an e-mail. Schizophrenia is a disorder known to cause hallucinations, distorted thinking, and a reduced emotional response, according to Anil Malhotra, also of the Feinstein Institute and a senior investigator in the study. The symptoms usually appear during the late teens and early 20s, he said, making the discovery especially pertinent...
...added value to House life and make it even more fun, and the Houses seemed excited about it.” Kirkland HoCo Chair Anna M. F. McCallie ’08 said she and the other chairs first heard about the planned series a month ago in an e-mail from the CEB and Drake. “The CEB wanted to ‘pimp’ our Stein Club, and it’s a really good idea,” McCallie said. “We usually do a karaoke Stein Club once a semester...
...Some reporters here in Amsterdam are inviting me to meet their sources connected with a terror group here,” Stern wrote in an e-mail last week, “but they are not happy with the script I would have to read to the subject warning that confidentiality would be breached if they tell me about specific jihadi plans...
...sociology department announced the decision in an e-mail to its graduate students on Tuesday, blaming interim University President Derek C. Bok for rejecting Kaufman. “Unfortunately [Bok] disagreed with the department’s recommendation and did not approve the appointment,” Department Chair Robert J. Sampson and acting Department Chair Mary C. Waters wrote...
...Seattle firm co-founded by former Campus Life Fellow Zachary A Corker ’04. Last week, however, Mather House UC Representative Matthew R. Greenfield ’08 asked for the legislation to be retroactively amended, citing negative feedback from his constituents. Greenfield said he received an e-mail from a former UC representative who was embarrassed over the UC’s “whimsical spending.” Despite such criticism, Hadfield said he remained confident that the success of the program would quash initial concerns. “I’m looking forward...