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Certainly, our University could do more. In particular, it could implement a more secure guarantee of anonymity and immunity from disciplinary action for students coming in to UHS for alcohol and drug-related medical emergencies. Nevertheless, Harvard does most of what is necessary for providing a safe environment, and beyond that level, individuals are responsible for their conduct...
...teach because most professors don't know the material, and most textbooks say little about end-of-life care. It wasn't until 1997 that the American Medical Association began developing a continuing-education packet for doctors on the subject. The group that accredits hospitals began requiring them to implement pain-management plans only this year. "In the past few years, we have seen a sea change of improvements in the issue," says Foley, "but we've known how to do this since...
...will pay Scott Krueger's parents, Bob and Darlene, $4.75 million, endow a $1.25 million scholarship in Scott's memory and implement policy changes intended to curb underage drinking...
...sure does garner attention. On Wednesday, McCulloch's lawyers - experienced anti-discrimination litigators Lynn Bernabei and Debra Katz - justified the presidential prominence by arguing that the Clinton White House didn't do anything to protect their client from the machinations of the chief cake decorator, and worse, failed to implement federal legislation requiring that procedures be set up so that White House employees could file grievances in just such cases...
...Muslims were killed by Serbs. It wasn't only the U.N. that walked away from these tragedies. In both cases the Security Council--led, at times, by the U.S.--cowered. But the U.N.'s peacekeeping division, under Annan's leadership during these conflicts, bungled its attempts to implement the doctrine he would later preach. Annan now wants to ensure that his legacy isn't only a doctrine but also an institution that is capable enough--and courageous enough--to enforce...