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...sell vaccines. On one website, conspiracy theorists researched public records about the Henshaws and deduced that they were actually victims of radiation poisoning - possibly from a dirty bomb smuggled in through Mexico. As things turned out, Hayden's school reopened about a week later. To make up for the lost time, school officials canceled final exams. With that, Hayden's classmates found it in their hearts to forgive him. The summer brought a new consensus about H1N1 flu to Cibolo. "Now people say, 'Ah, it's no big deal. They blew everything out of proportion,' " says Patrick, who's still...
...Richard Besser, former acting director of the CDC, said at a recent government flu conference. "You can tell immediately in the body language, if you've ever said that to someone. When they do this" - he leaned back in his chair, crossing his arms over his chest - "then you lost 'em." (See five things you need to know about the outbreak...
Holding a public reading in the Barker Center, D’Agata read excerpts from “The Lost Origins of the Essay,” his new anthology. After beginning with a reading from the introduction of the work, a succession of Harvard professors read selected essays from the anthology. The evening concluded with a question-and-answer session with the author himself...
...fourth, Harvard relied on the power of Comrie’s blasts to keep its offensive tempo up while Holy Cross pestered the Crimson early on with misleading drop shots. Harvard mustered its way to a 14-10 lead as the Crusaders lost composure. Gaining momentum, the Crimson pumped up its advantage to 19-13 off of two consecutive, well-placed Ingersoll kills. With the score at 22-14, the stage was set for more dramatics. This time, though, there would be no epic comeback. The final set of the game finished in mundane fashion, with a Wu serve resulting...
...world of politics and policy, a study that comes out during the crisis of a debate that makes such a visible point on how people’s lives are lost is highly significant,” Blendon said...