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...teacher and the holder of graduate degrees from Harvard, I’m glad that editors at The Crimson still have high regard for journalistic standards, but this isn??t a matter of staying credible to your readership. You yet proudly hold aloft your stanchion emblazoned: “Veritas...
...good health. But one of the paper’s senior authors and co-leader of the research, Harvard Medical School Associate Professor of Pathology David Sinclair, said he was “disappointed” with the way the findings had been portrayed. “This isn??t about red wine at all,” he said, stressing that, contrary to several reports, resveratrol is only found in small amounts in red wine and can be found elsewhere or created in the laboratory. “Red wine increases life expectancy: study...
...total number has shot upwards this fall, said Thomas J. Lucey, Harvard’s director of community relations for Cambridge. Lucey said he personally received two to three calls from heads of neighborhood organizations and knows of several more placed to HUPD. “While there isn??t a lot of maliciousness” from neighborhood residents, Lucey said, “when there’s several hundred kids walking down the street having a normal conversation, the level of noise is greater than one might find acceptable.” Police patrols...
...these steps are too drastic, then please––people responsible for event promotion––at least stop the dancing. Seriously. This isn??t a joke, and it most definitely isn??t sarcasm. Think of the health and welfare of your fellow students, think of how many more people might show up if they didn’t associate your event with “awkward,” or think of the practical benefits of not publicly demeaning yourself. Whatever motivation is best, follow through...
...basic appeal.She knows that it’s great fun to watch men and women with advanced degrees behave like horny teenagers, but such a premise can only take Rhimes’ show so far. Yet the problem with “Grey’s Anatomy” isn??t that the show’s clumsy writers consistently back their characters into one implausible romantic situation after another—it’s that their characters have lost any sense of basic dramatic motivation. The show, nominally about the deepest recesses of humanity, has turned...