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...Hardvard medical researchers said yesterday that new federal regulation on period of low level radioactive waste passed Friday should have little effect in their work...
...Hardvard medical research, including genetics, immunology and cancer related experimentation produces more than seven hundred barrels of waste a year...
...Hardvard waste with a half life of many than 90 days about 500 burials a year--is sent to a disposal site in Hanford Washington. The new federal regulations should not create any problems with this procedure. Johnson Inkwell...
...Hardvard also produces some longer term waste such as carbon-14 and tritium, which have half-lives will over 1000 years. These elements are not very dangerous and will probably be placed in a class by themselves" under future regulation, Shapiro said...
Widener is linked to a more tangible Hardvard tradition through the very reason for its existence. You see, Harry Elkins Widener'07 was a young Harvard graduate when he sailed innocently enough on the Titanic. In the subsequent disaster, he died when he was unable to swim 100 yards to a lifeboat. When Mrs. Widener, his mother, gave Harvard the library as a memorial to her bibliophile son (all that money came from owning the Philadelphia trolleys) she stipulated that every Harvard graduate must be able to swim. This is why you have to swim 100 yards before...