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For all the grandeur of the correspondent's responsibilities, however, he is usually the most unromantic of creatures. The exceptions spring to mind because they are exceptions: John Reed dying for Mother Russia, Richard Harding Davis, swaggering with his brace of pistols. Most war reporters are quieter, almost sullen...
Since then, the EHS has burgeoned into an organization of more than 30 people which deals with problems ranging from genetic engineering to fire protection. It has seven subdivisions, each of which handles a specific area of health and safety, and its team include such diverse specialists as Louis J...
As biological safety officer of the EHS, Lynn Harding handles jobs ranging from monitoring research of recombinant DNA and gene-splicing to supervising the removal of micro-organisms such as bacteria, viruses, parasites and fungi from any University buildings. Harding's group implements the safety guidelines set by Harvard's...
In its present role, the office is more involved in making sure that all the research labs meet federal guidelines, and that the researches are aware of the regulations. For example, Harding says, when a researcher wants to inject a virus into mice he or she must take certain safety...
When it was first established, the P-3 lab was used for experiments with human and animal genes that were considered highly dangerous at the time. Currently, the lab is not being used for any "high risk" experiments, yet Harding is quick to add. "If we need to use the...