Word: fein
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Indeed, conservatives can barely conceal their glee over Thomas' performance. "The court no longer sees itself as the moral conscience of the nation bent on improving on the state of mankind," says Bruce Fein, a conservative legal scholar, approvingly. On the wall of Thomas' chambers is a Harriett Erlich drawing titled Freedom that shows three black children with outstretched arms. Thomas might ponder its message; his own liberation from the poverty of Pin Point, Ga., and his rise to the court would have been unthinkable without the body of liberal jurisprudence he now casts into doubt...
...Richard G. Marlink, who recently replaced Alan Fein as the Institute's executive director, says that its objectives lie in five different areas: biological research, clinical care and research, biostatistics and epidemiology, health policy and education and international cooperation...
...think the location has any particular effect on research at American universities," says Alan G. Fein, executive director of the AIDS Institute. "There will be just as many opportunities for research, although there will be somewhat less of an opportunity to showcase research here at Harvard...
...year's International AIDS Conference unless the ban is lifted. The annual conference, which draws thousands of scientists, is the key forum for researchers investigating the worldwide epidemic. "It's impossible to have a meeting dedicated to AIDS to which people with the disease can't come," declares Alan Fein of the Harvard AIDS Institute...
Harvard isn't buying such compromises. Any restriction on immigration or visas would be impermissible, officials there say. In addition, the disclosure requirement for a short-term visa, notes Fein, could put travelers at risk of losing their jobs or insurance and encountering other problems once they return home. Harvard is expected to announce next week its decision to withdraw as host of the June 1992 meeting...