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Today, Radcliffe Fellow Judith L. Herman ’64 will lead a workshop geared toward helping those close to victims of sexual assault at 4 p.m. in the Ticknor Lounge. Herman is a clinical professor of psychiatry...
...There were deficiencies in our procedure and in our oversight, absolutely,” said HSPH spokesperson Robin Herman. “We fully agree with the thrust of the OHRP report.” Eleven of the studies were conducted by one researcher—Associate Professor of Medicine Xiping Xu—whose research in China was suspended by HSPH pending an outside audit commissioned by the school’s administrators...
...DIED. HERMAN TALMADGE, 88, cigar-chomping ex-U.S. Senator and Governor of Georgia who started as a staunch segregationist--he voted against the Civil Rights Act--but later supported issues important to blacks; in Hampton, Ga. The Democrat won respect for his fierce, effective grilling of Nixon witnesses while on the Senate Watergate Committee but lost his bid for a fifth term in 1980 after the Senate denounced him for financial improprieties...
...instead, an edgy exploration of role playing and sexual choice in a climate where all options are acceptable--even to Jessica's mom, who is not as traditionally suburban and Jewish as she first seems. Written by its two leading actresses and alertly, discreetly directed by Charles Herman-Wurmfeld, the movie avoids commitment to either a gay or straight agenda. Each woman is allowed to act on the logic of her most basic sexual impulses. What they gain from their experience is a certain wisdom. What we gain from it is laughter that is wry but never sniggering...
...dissolved text into a stream of dots to be reassembled at the receiving end, on which fax machines and scanners are based; in Berlin. Last year the city of Kiel commemorated his achievements by renaming the Siemenswall Rd., which leads to his former plant, the Dr.-Hell-Strasse. DIED. HERMAN TALMADGE, 88, former U.S. senator and governor of Georgia who predicted that "blood will run in Atlanta's streets" after the Supreme Court outlawed segregation in 1954; in Hampton, Georgia. Talmadge gradually reversed his opposition to the ruling, and was named Man of the Year by Morris Brown College...