Word: meds
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...open letter does represent an important step beyond the dean's previous communications on the subject. At those times, the administration established guidelines for dealing with future cases, should they arise, and set up a committee to investigate fraud after the fact. Those approaches betray the hesitancy with which Med School administrators planned for future fraud. Apparently they did not know what to expect...
Small wonder. Inspecting convention sites is the most popular perk in Democratic politics. Limousines pick up committee members at the airport. Sirens wailing, police motorcades escort them from location to location, local traffic be jammed. Sometimes the visit turns into a kind of Main Street Club Med: giddy committee members rode a riverboat up the Potomac, sipped champagne on an antique-locomotive ride to the Truman Library in Independence, Mo., and donned balloon hats and leis to feast on pork and lobster at a Texas luau...
...quandary. The Asian Americans who face the "tensions between two cultures" spend as much time worrying about it as the average Harvard student worries about his or her acne problem. What "Of Orgo and Medical School?" The decision of whether or not to go pre-med is one faced by hundreds of Harvard freshmen and sophomores, and believe it or not, the majority of them are not from Chinese, Japanese, or Korean families...
...addition to his pre-med classes, Drew is rowing freshman crew, taking advantage of Harvard's urban setting and, all in all, behaving much like any freshman with a more traditional background...
...Brookline resident, who has headed the multi-million-dollar health service since 1971, said he plans to retain his tenured Med School chair after leaving UHS, but will give up his professorship when he reaches the 70-year mandatory-retirement...