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...Carnage Coach I was disturbed by Aparisim Ghosh's report "Professor of Death" [Oct. 24], on the Iraqi insurgent who trains suicide bombers. Although we know that people like that terrorist instructor are at work, I was nevertheless appalled by the explicit facts of his activities. What dismayed me most was your treatment of him as some sort of modern businessman. You utterly failed to categorize him as a raving psychopathic murderer, a class to which he belongs. Carl Templin Johannesburg...
...lead author of the study, Paul R. Epstein, an instructor at HMS, said in a statement that climate change could lead to disasters that would be “comparable” to the devastation of Hurricane Katrina...
...Hospital concluded that physicians are still prescribing antibiotics unnecessarily to patients with sore throats. The study centered on the frequency of administering strep throat antibiotic to children and the frequency of testing for strep. According to one of the authors, Grace M. Lee ’93, an instructor of ambulatory care and prevention at HMS, the study is responding to the “notion that as a general community, we are hoping to reduce unnecessary antibiotic prescribing, especially for respiratory infections.” However, the study, which was published in the Journal of the American Medical Association...
...part of their regular campfire ceremonies.Five years ago, the researchers from McLean—a Boston hospital specializing in mental health—set out to verify the claims of the Native American Church that the drug causes little, if any, long-term psychological damage. For the study, Instructor in Psychiatry John H. Halpern traveled to the Southwest to spend time with members of the Navajo tribe. During his stay, Halpern consumed peyote as part of the Church’s sacrament and conducted tests on hundreds of tribe members. The study compared the results of a basic psychological exam...
...working in an international environment. At Shanghai's June Yamada Academy, students pay $900 for a multiweek course during which they dine at a five-star hotel and learn the difference between a fish knife and a butter knife. Meanwhile, at a Shanghai etiquette workshop for HR managers, instructor Liu Wei plucks a man out of the crowd and castigates him for his multihued pink tie. "It's a well-known fact that President Clinton's good taste in ties won him many votes," says...