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Joblessness has a similar ripple effect. The greatest source of stress is not the actual loss of the job but rather the gradual domestic and psychological changes it imposes. These can be devastating, says Sociologist M. Harvey Brenner, professor of health services administration at Johns Hopkins. Brenner has found that...
Stephen Kosslyn, a prominent young cognitive psychologist at Johns Hopkins University, confirmed this week that he has accepted an offer of tenure in Harvard's Psychology and Social Relations Department.
Alexis Johns, a senior at Jamaica High School in New York, said she chose Stanford over Harvard because of the better financial aid package she received from the California school. Harvard offered her $3000, mostly in the form of loans, while Stanford offered her a $10,000 package, including a...
"Medical education is not in optimum health," declares Dr. Daniel Tosteson, dean of Harvard Medical School. What is worse, he adds, is that "there is little agreement on the diagnosis and treatment." Indeed, virtually every med school dean in the country has his own prescriptions for fixing what is wrong...
"We are a really young team," Pendergast says (16 of 25 players are freshmen or sophomores), "and we lost our confidence early, especially since the hardest part of the season was our first two games." The Crimson fell to national powerhouses Johns Hopkins (top-ranked so far this year). 11...