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Five years later, Yale’s discovery is set to enrich the university once again—and potentially entangle it in another ethical dilemma. Yale announced this past June that it had licensed a new-and-improved version of the d4T compound to Tokyo-based Oncolys BioPharma...
Their Saturday night cameo—just before a high school production of “Little Shop of Horrors”—was part of the student organization’s initiative to enrich the arts in local schools...
...administration,” said Charles J. Hamilton ’07, president of Harvard Black Men’s Forum, which uses money donated through the gift fund. “It really sends the implicit message that the administration is not supportive of student groups that positively enrich the community,” he added. Petersen said that 24 of Harvard’s older student groups have their own endowments managed by the Harvard Management Corporation and are thus not affected by the tax. “This exacerbates inequality among groups that arise from the historic...
...onto foreign owned gas fields and planted themselves under signs reading "NATIONALIZED: PROPERTY OF THE BOLIVIAN PEOPLE." At the time, newly elected Bolivian President Evo Morales' May 1 announcement to nationalize his country's vast natural gas reserves by October 28 seemed like a bold gambit that could either enrich his impoverished nation - or easily backfire. He gave the foreign firms 180 days to agree to new contracts giving Bolivia 50% or more of the profits - up from the 18% agreed upon in 1997 - or else be forced to leave...
...Core,” and its coming was prophesized to herald a golden age in the education of collegiate pupils. Under its benevolent rule, simple undergraduates would be transformed from ignorant savages into enlightened cosmopolitans who no longer sought to gain the easy A, but rather to enrich their existence with knowledge of the ages. All that was needed was absolute submission?...