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...tough time with them both games.” “I think those guys both sense that this is their last chance to go to the NCAA tournament, this is their last chance to win the Ivy League championship,” Penn coach Glen Miller said of his stars. “They don’t want to get denied.” —Staff writer Kevin C. Reyes can be reached at kreyes@fas.harvard.edu...
...Harvard attack, at least for a short period before Penn again pulled away, by forcefully and quickly pushing the ball up the court, catching a contented Quakers defense unaware. “He’s sneaky, athletic, and can get into the lane,” Penn coach Glen Miller said. “As his perimeter shot starts to develop a little more and he has more confidence in it, he’s going to be a very good player.” “It was a good game for Jeremy, because he is that...
...opponent tonight, Brown, has had a rough time since last season ended. First, coach Glen Miller left to become the coach at league rival Penn. Then, star player Keenan Jeppesen tried to follow Miller to Philadelphia. He wasn’t allowed to leave and returned to the Bears, but quit again early in the season...
...problematic as unequal access, some say, is the prospect of people being forced, implicitly or explicitly, to take mind-altering medications. Someday we may all feel pressure to take--or give our kids--focus- or memory-sharpening drugs to compete at school or work. In fact, says Richard Glen Boire, senior fellow on law and policy at the Center for Cognitive Liberty & Ethics in Davis, Calif., "some schools require kids--not diagnosed with ADHD by doctors--to take Ritalin to attend school...
...offer doctors access to eRx Now, a Web-based tool that physicians can use to write prescriptions electronically, check for potentially harmful drug interactions and ensure that pharmacies provide appropriate medications and dosages. "Thousands of people are dying, and we've been talking about this problem for ages," says Glen Tullman, CEO of Allscripts, a Chicago-based health care technology company, that initiated the project. "This is crazy. We have the technology today to prevent these errors, so why aren't we doing...