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After graduating Harvard he entered graduate school at Johns Hopkins, which allowed him to gain some strong teaching experience fairly quickly.
Much of Connor’s work at Johns Hopkins was on an English department project based on a professor’s theory of “the conscious fashioning of the literary image, particularly in Byron.” Soon he started to apply the questions of imaginary...
estimated it affected 6% of children in one town. But as long as the war impedes medical help, the affliction's future will remain as unpredictable as its past is mysterious. - By Stephan Faris Old Foes Make Up SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO During the first visit to Belgrade by a Croatian...
"Totally" might be a bit strong. It could have been worse, says John Gearhart, a pioneer in stem-cell research at Johns Hopkins Medical School. "The President could have cut off funding altogether." Besides, private companies like Advanced Cell that don't need federal funding are unaffected by the ban...
Until recently, most doctors believed that peanut allergies, which affect some 1.5 million Americans and can be deadly, were a lifelong affliction. Now it turns out that some people outgrow them. As part of an ongoing study of peanut intolerance, Johns Hopkins researchers gave 80 allergic children a "peanut challenge...