Word: karens
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...just saw a had accident on Storrow Drive." Karen Macy of Abbington said Friday after going through the roadblock. "If this had been over there the accident might not have happened...
...Lawrence S. DiCara '71 will vote between 10 and 10:25 a.m. at All Saints Church in Dorchester, spokesman Karen McCurdy said yesterday. She added that the DiCara campaign has been identifying voters for two weeks and will call them today. DiCara will tour different polling spots around the city during the day before watching the results from Chelsea's on State St., McCurdy said...
Nearly everyone recognizes the need for greater efficiency in U.S. hospitals. The challenge is to achieve this without jeopardizing patients. The American Medical Association fears that some hospitals will cut back on vital services or refuse to admit those who cannot be treated profitably. Part of the problem, notes Karen Davis, a health economist at Johns Hopkins, is that there is no allowance for the complexity of a case: "For example, you may have two patients with a broken hip, but one could have senile dementia and need a high level of nursing care." Under the new Medicare laws, hospitals...
...other experts. They maintain that it is a waste of time to teach programming, because future computers will likely be fed their instructions in completely different ways. What is more, insists Karen Sheingold, director of the Center for Children and Technology at Manhattan's Bank Street College of Education,' 'the transfer of computer training to other areas is not necessarily automatic.'' One study of sixth-grade programmers from Cambridge, Mass., tends to bear Sheingold out: while 69% could instruct a computer to draw a 90° angle, only 19% could actually construct one on paper...
...KAREN DECROW...