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...GENE FOR MIGRAINES Migraines, more than any other type of headache, seem to run in families. Neurologists from Leiden University in the Netherlands have for the first time isolated a gene that is linked to some types of migraines. The team, led by Dr. Michel Ferrari, studied 60 subjects from five families with a history of migraines. Inheriting one copy of the defective gene seems to hamper the ability of cells to use calcium molecules to communicate with one another. Ferrari stresses, however, that genetics is not destiny: "Certain patients will have a genetic predisposition but will develop migraine only...
Campus activist and social studies concentrator Jedediah S. Purdy '97 said that his thesis on Michel de Montaigne "proposed that [Montaigne's] essays form a specifically literary style of moral argument that aims to reshape the reader's moral imagination...
...burn centers all over the world, I have seen no harm from administering morphine. What I have seen is patients who have suffered excruciating pain. It is a physician's duty to provide proper pain relief. Suspending the license of a doctor who prescribes morphine is an unethical act. MICHEL H.E. HERMANS, M.D. Newtown...
When I say "paranoid scenario," I have certainly participated and even formented various ways of attacking what Michel Foucault called the unities of an epistemological field that work in terms of a set of unified objects. I believe that some of those unified objects dissolve as you begin to look at them. So it's not as though I'm resisting new departures in art historical method, but I suppose I feel very strongly that that kind of critique is powerful and productive when it's conducted within a discipline, when a discipline renews itself. So what I have against...
Before he quite knows what has hit him, Duncker's hero finds himself in Paris, "having been chosen for reasons I did not understand" to rescue Michel from his captivity. Eventually he succeeds, and then succumbs to the confusion of author with text: "Paul Michel and the hidden drama lived in his texts were utterly and terribly fused...