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...can’t work on how to cure a disease until you find out what’s causing it.” The founders of the fund cover all of its operating costs, so that money donated to the fund can go directly to research, the group??s president, Timothy W. Armour, said. According to Armour, the mapping of the human genome, new methods of statistical analysis, and advances in technology have come together in a “perfect storm” in which new advances in Alzheimer’s research have been generated...
...political activism—59 percent disagreed with the statement that “political involvement rarely has tangible results.” The youth vote dramatically exceeded expectations in the 2004 election as turnout jumped 11 percentage points from 2000—the highest jump in any age group??and was “especially high in the contested battleground states,” according to the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement (CIRCLE) at the University of Maryland...
...doesn’t see the need to make that change.“We don’t believe the HCC should be democratized,” says Chair of Promotions Lauren P.S. Epstein ’07. According to her, the HCC is a student group??not a representative body.“I think the fact that we are a small group is one of our strengths, and to democratize the HCC would change the face and the feel of it,” says G. Tyler O’Brien...
...group??s petition—calling on Harvard to keep Watson as a teaching fellow for undergrad courses—garnered more than 700 signatures at the time...
...trip was a fleeting assortment of events, what was the point of the weekend in the end? To be honest, I’m not so sure. While I’d like to believe that the government—along with New Jersey-based (!) PR agency MWW Group??strategically planned their efforts to recruit a member of The Crimson’s staff for the sake of Scotland, the lack of systematization to their efforts left them seemingly haphazard...