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...encourage this collaboration, the institute set up “core facilities?? to provide technology and equipment that is “beyond the means of most individual labs,” according to its Web site...
...forced to use often expensive outside venues. Students who are not inspired by current offerings and who cannot afford outside classes may opt out of exercise entirely. In contrast, a PE department could organize a diverse range of classes with well-trained instructors and high quality facilities??and make finding, enrolling in, and attending classes hassle-free...
According to the study, over one-third of the members on Institutional Review Boards (IRBs)—the committees charged with monitoring patient studies at hospitals and research facilities??say they have at least one financial relationship with the pharmaceutical industry. And 42 percent said they didn’t always disclose conflicts of interest...
...between the communities, they will not mix, if Cambridge is any indicator. The intruding university and the existing community are irreconcilable worlds—at different ends of the socioeconomic scale, with different priorities in life and different backgrounds. No matter how many community-friendly “cultural facilities?? Harvard builds, it will be very difficult indeed to bridge that...
...that at all,” says Jacobsen.NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND?In 2005, Working Mother magazine ranked Harvard as one of the 100 best companies for working moms. Among other perks, the magazine cited “six university-sponsored on-site or near-site facilities?? for child care.But the magazine “seemed to miss the bigger picture,” says Martin, who is also senior adviser to the dean of FAS on diversity issues and FAS’s representative on the University-wide Faculty Development and Diversity Committee.There are six Harvard-affiliated child...