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...very big role in preparing students for real life so that they don’t come out [of Harvard] and become bewildered.” In addition to preparing students for the challenges of living on their own, the seminars give the Adams community an opportunity to interact in an informal setting. Samantha L. Houston ’11 says the seminars “foster a sense of community as far as getting to know people in the house.” In Palfrey’s view, the seminars are just as much about practical skills...
...Additionally, the handbook now states that pharmaceutical company representatives are not allowed to interact with students on campus, and industry sponsorship of student events is prohibited. Both had been informal policies that had “been in effect for many years” before being officially codified, administrators said...
Beck told the packed crowd in Tsai that these three crises could lead to a positive shift in the way nations interact with each other...
...changes in the thinking behind heart-disease prevention. JUPITER's results shore up the contention that one heart attack is not the same as the next. Cardiologists think that cholesterol and inflammation conspire to cause heart attacks but that each person's genes and lifestyle influence how those factors interact. Excess cholesterol causes fatty deposits to build up within heart artery walls; those plaques trigger immune and inflammatory reactions in the body that tend to increase the instability and rupture of the plaques, which causes heart attacks. How aggressive the inflammatory response is depends on a person's genes, diet...
...destigmatization and intellectualization of Republicanism are not just tactics—they’re strategies, with the potential for enormous payoff. While working to improve its reputation on campus, the HRC has also been setting the tone for the way they hope Democrats and Republicans will interact for the next 20 years...