Word: goldsmith
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...Many attractions draw students. David Goldsmith, who is head TF for Agassiz Professor of Zoology Stephen J. Gould's class, "Science B-16: History of Life," says one of his fellow TFs took an informal survey in his section last year to find out why students take the course. The TF uncovered an unsettling fact about their priorities: "Out of 18, three took the course because [Gould] had done a guest voice on 'The Simpsons...
...ARCO Forum will play host to gaggles of journalists on March 11, when the Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy names its Goldsmith Awards honorees...
...call in their companies' employee-assistance programs to help in such cases, but aid for the afflicted is scarce. In addition to traditional offline therapy, Young offers a virtual clinic with chat rooms and e-mail counseling on her website--an approach that University of Cincinnati psychiatrist Dr. Toby Goldsmith likens to "taking an alcoholic to an A.A. meeting in a bar." Goldsmith reports that some of the participants in her group's study are having success curbing their computer compulsion after taking mood stabilizers, sometimes combined with antidepressants...
That's a credo we at TIME share, as demonstrated by another distinction we were proud to attain last week. Three of TIME's Washington journalists--bureau chief Michael Duffy and correspondents Viveca Novak and Michael Weisskopf--won the prestigious Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting for their dogged coverage of campaign-finance abuses. TIME shared the prize, awarded by Harvard University's Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy, with the Seattle Times, which published a series on toxic wastes in fertilizers...
...Goldsmith Awards are given annually inhonor of Bertha Goldsmith of Philadelphia, aconcert pianist with a love of television news