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McCormick’s story is one of hundreds of similar tales coming out of laboratories and cancer wards around the world, as treatments that were little more than half-baked ideas a decade ago now enter the final stages of testing. Of some 350 new compounds and molecules being tested on patients with cancer, more than half are based on innovative, sometimes even bizarre-sounding ways of homing in on tumors. Hundreds more are in earlier stages of development, putting clinicians and drug companies in the novel position of having more promising cancer treatments in the pipeline than they...
...this one threatened a constitutional crisis: the collision of legislatures and courts of a kind unseen in more than a century. Re-enter the Rehnquist court. Amid the chaos, somebody had to play Daddy. Its earlier admonition having been ignored, the Supreme Court eschewed subtlety this time and bluntly stopped the Florida Supreme Court in its tracks--and stayed its willfulness. By 5-4, mind you, and Rehnquist doesn't like 5-4 in questions of this magnitude. But to avoid a constitutional train wreck, he was ready for the court to assert itself and thus bring a welcome finality...
Shortly after his graduation from Harvard, Bush decided to enter the family business, returning to Midland to form an independent oil and gas exploration company called Arbusto--the Spanish word for Bush...
After settling down, Bush made the monumental decision to run for public office. In his first bid to enter the political arena, Bush faced Democratic state Sen. Kent R. Hance...
...caller reported that he had seen two students enter Mower Hall with a sign taken from a Harvard Square store. The Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) located the sign in a dorm room. The room's residents said that they had found the sign and had taken it for safekeeping. (10/25...