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...We’re respectful of the way the Medical School is doing this, as they’ve consulted with us significantly about how to reduce spending in staffing in some areas so they can grow in other areas,” he said...
...could probably count the number of [American] Indian professors [at Harvard] on one hand,” says Visiting Professor C. Matthew Snipp, a Native professor visiting from Stanford University. While other minority populations grow, the College’s American Indian population continues to hover at under one percent. Harvard offers only two courses in American Indian studies exclusively for undergraduates, and one—Sociology 178: American Indians in Contemporary Society—is taught by Snipp, who will leave at the end of the year...
...your SAT scores aloud 26.2 times, hoping that if you keep saying them, they will suddenly grow larger than your roommate?...
...Daugherty, blogging beats keeping a journal because readers encourage her to open up and update often. "I get feedback from women who really understand what I'm going through," she explains. "Today one woman who miscarried e-mailed me with encouragement. This is my place to heal and grow." Daugherty also gleans practical information from fellow bloggers. "I haven't cracked open a parenting book since Thomas was born," she says. "I'd rather go to a blog and hear it from a real...
Secret blogs, like Friedman's and Brown's, are the exception, not the rule. Most family blogs are designed to keep family and friends up to date or to create a permanent record that can be shared with children as they grow up. Carlos Tirado, 40, launched Benjamin's Babyblog not only to track his son's development and his own progress as a father but also so that he and his wife Caterina could stay in touch with their families in Mexico, Arkansas and the western U.S. from their home in the Bronx, N.Y. "I don't have...