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...Hamer is a participant, a team of Sydney researchers announced that depression is most likely to strike a person who is genetically vulnerable to the condition and who experiences three or more unhappy or stressful events within one to five years. In most cases of depression, says team member Gordon Parker, the trigger is neither genes nor environment alone but "an exquisite nuance of their interaction...
...care has grown rapidly since it became eligible for government subsidies in 1991. About two-thirds of Australia's long-day-care centers are now privately run - 660 of them by Brisbane-based ABC Learning Centres, the world's largest listed child-care provider. Not everyone welcomes the boom. Gordon Cleveland, a child-care economist at the University of Toronto, says Canadian observers are dismayed by Australia's "dependence on the corporate sector - it really frightens us." He argues that child-care providers whose chief aim is satisfying shareholders should not be receiving government help: "When you have subsidies available...
Regardless of broader curricular review changes, new History Department requirements could still go forward, according to the department’s chair, Andrew D. Gordon ’74. These changes could be implemented in the fall 2007, Gordon said...
Possible changes to History 10a have been discussed for years, but recent curricular review proposals to push back concentration decisions have motivated the department to look more closely at their requirements, Gordon said...
...students shouldn’t write about pop culture for their senior thesis,” he says.Connor puts it more succinctly: “I’m sure that many of my colleagues will feel that this is dangerous.”THE BULWARKSAssistant Professor of English Gordon Teskey is one such colleague, though he would hesitate to use a word as incendiary as “dangerous.”“It would be dismaying to me if a person were to have two or three courses in contemporary cartoons instead of courses in Shakespeare...