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...Campaign Joe Klein claims there is little "moral equivalency" between McCain's brand of lying and Obama's, with the former's ranging anywhere from the "annoying to the sleazy" [Sept. 29]. And Klein could think of only one instance when Obama crossed the line (though never calling it a lie), whereas McCain has turned it into an art form. Absent from the list of Obama's "lies" is his declaration that McCain is OK with the war in Iraq continuing for 100 years if need be. That pronouncement far exceeds any exaggerations from the McCain camp. The media...
...risk doesn’t just lie in the big projects. Federal funding for scientific research has dropped significantly since the surge of interest in biomedical research at the beginning of the decade. In the last two years, the growth of money given to science programs at universities has essentially slowed to a stop. The amount of money spent by colleges and universities on research and development actually declined in inflation-adjusted dollars from...
...obstacles still lie ahead for RNAi-based drugs, not least of which is how to best deliver them to patients. To solve that question, Roche turned to the outside. Last year Roche bought a 5% stake in Alnylam, a biotech start-up based in Cambridge, Mass., that's a leader in understanding RNAi...
...last week.The Crimson defense will do the Quakers’ one better and cause havoc for the Leopards the entire game. Look for a rebound week for Harvard.Prediction: Harvard 27, Lafayette 17DARTMOUTH (0-2, 0-0 Ivy) AT PENN (0-2, 0-0 Ivy)Numbers don’t lie, but they are occasionally misleading.Yes, both of these teams are winless, but Penn took two very good squads in No. 16 Villanova and Lafayette to the wire before being dealt a pair of close losses while Dartmouth has been outscored 76-26 so far this season.Prediction: Penn 30, Dartmouth 10PRINCETON...
...final resistance by the Taliban against the Northern Alliance and the U.S.-led forces in 2001. Today, the bullet holes along the walls of the fortress remain unplastered. Shoib Najafizada, Afghan Logistics and Tours' man in Mazar, leads visitors around the rusty remnants of tanks and heavy artillery that lie strewn around. Like other guides, Najafizada offers firsthand accounts of some of the key moments of the country's recent turbulence. He was present at the battle of Qala-i-Jangi, as a translator for the coalition forces, and today he deciphers the untouched graffiti scratched in Persian and Urdu...