Word: experts
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...regulations will require doctors who want to act as "expert witnesses" or paid legal consultants to request prior approval from their department heads, Hornbach-Torres said...
...Enriqueta Bond, a national expert in science and medical policy, will discuss the changing nature of biomedical research at Radcliffe's annual Fac Golden Kass Lecture next Thursday, according to a press release...
...hope," says Senator Sam Nunn, a leading congressional defense expert, "we don't set up such high hurdles for ourselves that we begin to gradually become impotent in our ability to respond." Powell thinks it has not come to that yet. He says Americans are still willing to send their sons and daughters into danger, and to lose some of them. "But," he said last week, "you'd better be able to explain why they lost their lives. If you can't rest your actions on a solid base of policy and interest, you will find yourself in an unsupportable...
...Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club's new production of Stephen Sondheim and George Furth's "Company" manages to achieve what many of the latest big-budget Broadway productions have not: chemistry. The combination of musical and acting talent and expert direction make "Company" one of the best pieces of student theater in recent memory...
...harassment rather than outright violence. But its members, like most of the 15,000 or so extremists in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, tend to believe that any act, including murder, is justified if it thwarts the peace process. Says University of Pennsylvania political scientist Ian Lustick, an expert on Jewish fundamentalism: "It's the equivalent of the right-wing milieu that led to the Oklahoma City bombing." That event shook Americans out of the complacent notion that it couldn't happen here; now Israelis too have an even deeper understanding of their vulnerability...