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Fellows are not affiliated with any one graduate school or department--they are fond of quoting former society Chair Andrew Gleason's assertion that the Society is "freedom from Harvard at Harvard...
...fraternity, they have traditionally recognized the importance of our mission," said Iris Gleason, executive director of the Massachusetts chapter in a press release. "We appreciate that...
...educating our children for years to come. Teachers and their organizations should reaffirm their support of higher teacher salaries. Our children deserve the best public schools possible, and the most effective way to provide them is to attract the best teachers possible by raising teachers' salaries. April R. Gleason is a first-year in Holworthy Hall...
What the Hopkins researchers found is that both the timing and the speed with which the PSA level rises are critical. Men with the most common tumors (Gleason scores 5 to 7) whose PSA levels rose within two years of surgery and took less than 10 months to double almost always developed life-threatening metastases. Those whose PSA levels rose more than two years after surgery and took more than 10 months to double almost always had cancers that grew too slowly to need further treatment...
...still to boost the supply of affordable housing. In New York, 80% of homeless families who have been provided with subsidized apartments have remained intact, out of shelters and off the streets, regardless of their other problems. "No matter what is true about the homeless," says Mary Ann Gleason, executive director of the National Coalition of the Homeless, "they all have a lack of housing." That sounds like a return to the "housing, housing, housing" mantra that liberals sang in the '80s. Getting Americans to take the idea seriously again might require the return of liberalism itself...