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...absolute last thing Northeastern keeper Kathleen Madaus wanted to see with six minutes left in a deadlocked game was the Crimson's two leading scorers, sophomore Philomena Gambale and freshman Kate McDavitt, rushing the net, side-by-side...
...such possibility is current Stanford Law School Dean Kathleen M. Sullivan. She is a Harvard Law School alumna and served as a professor at Harvard Law School. She has even made appearances in Cambridge since her 1999 appointment at Stanford, giving the first in a series of lectures inaugurating Radcliffe College's reorganization as the Radcliffe Institute...
...practitioners insist. Neither is it mentoring, training or some other form of repackaged management skills. Actually, it's a grab bag of techniques that combine bits of all these with "nuggets of wisdom" from arenas as diverse as football and 12-step programs. Sometimes what a coach does, says Kathleen Phillips, an in-house coach at Cap Gemini Ernst & Young, the former management-consulting arm of Ernst & Young, is help a client see a problem--or a problem job--a different way. In that way, say proponents, coaching helps shore up weak points in their employees as well as build...
...Kathleen M. Coleman is a professor of Latin in the Department of Classics...
Many physicians are also erroneously worried that they will addict patients or even kill them. Last year Kathleen Foley, another New York City pain specialist, released a study showing that 40% of her fellow neurologists wrongly believed that using a dose of morphine big enough to control breathlessness would actually euthanize the patient. (In truth, there's no ceiling dose of morphine, as long as the patient is given time to adjust...