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...that its members stop promoting drugs at golf outings, ski trips, luaus and anything else that goes beyond bringing cold cuts to a sales pitch. And the drugmakers were just a step ahead of regulators. On Oct. 3, the Federal Government published draft guidelines on how drug reps should interact with physicians and hinted at tougher enforcement of anti-kickback laws...
Donahue believes the audience will see the strong parallels between the show and Harvard life. When the characters meet and interact, there is always an element of manipulation in their dialogue. No conversation is without its motive, and no expression is without obvious suggestion. In a sense, everyone is constantly trying to pigeonhole everyone else into an identity that suits his or her needs...
...distinct character and “Adams House was an arts-focused community.” The table will invite visiting artists to present their work, provide a forum for students to discuss exhibitions and to create arts programming for the House. Students will also have the chance to interact and learn about the work of other student artists...
...from the Harvard community when instead they should examine their own narrow perceptions of their classmates. The Ivy League’s new “dead time” policy gives varsity athletes seven weeks to do exactly that. Encouraging them to explore other extracurricular interests and to interact with a broader range of fellow students provides an unprecedented opportunity to challenge misperceptions on both sides. And the cynicism of some athletes’ protests against the policy suggests that this opportunity comes not a moment too soon...
...some people would use chopsticks; some people would just stare at you, to see if you have a birthmark here and there, and then they’d tell you a story. But these are just methods, vehicles. If you’re good, you know how to interact with people. How to interact among strangers...