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...reentry. Worse, the only way al-Dewachi can receive an acceptable “G” series passport is to return to Baghdad, a city torn apart by the war incited by the U.S., the very nation denying him a safe place to live and work. In an e-mail al-Dewachi wrote that, “the U.S. State Department has declared bureaucratic war on Iraqi citizens. The message is that we are not welcome anymore, even when we have legitimate and formal reasons, such as being students at respectable universities.” The State Department does...
Teaching fellow performance has joined eating concerns, sexual health questions, and peer support networks in the realm of Harvard student hotlines. A new e-mail domain allowing student feedback on TF performance went live at 11:59 last night, after being arranged and approved by the Undergraduate Council (UC). Students who want to relay concerns—or compliments—about particular TFs can now send an e-mail to TF@hcs.harvard.edu and have their comments addressed confidentially and promptly, according to a bill unanimously passed by the UC yesterday. Crucial to the implementation of “The Teaching...
...diagnostic tests exist currently that can provide patients with mutation information for multiple genes. “Until recently we have had to use direct sequencing to find specific mutations in tumors,” wrote William C. Hahn, associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School, in an e-mail. “While this can be done, it is a bit of an involved process and can be quite expensive.” According to Garraway, the average cost of profiling each sample in his experiment was under $100. Although the technique has yet to be tested...
...election will “determine whether Korea will slip back into oblivion or take a huge step into prosperity in the future.” Harvard professor David McCann, who teaches Foreign Cultures 80, “Korea at 2100,” wrote in an e-mail yesterday that Park “has been working to revitalize the Korean political scene, to overcome regional differences both north and south as well as cross-regional within the [Republic of Korea].” McCann, who is the Korea Foundation professor of Korean literature, also moderated a small-group...
...rustic life last Thursday when a pipe burst and some 250 undergraduates were asked not to use running water for more than four hours. Junior and senior Quincyites, many of whom live in the House’s newer and larger building, and the resident tutors received an e-mail from Assistant to the Master Larry J. Peterson shortly before 6 p.m. on Feb. 8. The e-mail, with the subject line “URGENT,” announced “major pipe back-up problems” and urged residents not to “flush your...