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Faculty diversity, including ideological diversity, is a topic Salient members say they hope to explore in-depth in upcoming issues, according to Shapiro. The Salient staff is also taking strides to increase its circulation on campus...
Although these activities are planting the seeds for eventual self-sufficiency in these areas, assistance from the U.S. and other industrialized nations will be required to effectively counter the global AIDS epidemic. The delivery of effective foreign aid requires an in-depth understanding of the complexities of the epidemic in the developing world. To foster such understanding among populations, the four branches of VISIONS in the U.S., at Harvard, MIT, Tufts and Columbia, organize an annual international conference for students, professionals and leaders of various communities...
...in-depth coverage, click on TIME's special report on Iraq...
Finn says that his information is meticulously researched, and that he tries to present his tourists with an in-depth presentation in the Yard...
...interview after his testimony, Rudenstine said that it was his understanding that the commission was planning to deliver a preliminary report on December 11 and ask for an extension to provide a more in-depth analysis...