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...There’s a lot of sadness and frustration that [BIDMC’s] finances are so bad,” said second-year HMS student Suzie Miller. “Third- and fourth-year students are starting to rotate [into residency positions], but there’s talk of some departments being eliminated. You can’t rotate through a department that doesn’t exist...
...Staff writer Jeslyn A. Miller can be reached at jmiller@fas.harvard.edu...
...giant-slalom event in Val d'Isere, France, and then drove seven hours to Madonna di Campiglio, Italy, the next day and won a slalom event. No other American had won two events in a row since Phil Mahre in 1983. Then, in early January in Adelboden, Switzerland, Miller won a race by nearly 2 sec. It's an astonishing margin, like winning by 20 m in a 100-m dash. He has been on the winners' podium eight times this season, compared with three last season...
...Miller is absolutely unawed at being a favorite going into the Olympics. He has already beaten the best skiers in the world on their home courses, and now he's heading for his. "We know who has the speed and who doesn't," he points out. "This isn't going to be won by someone who skis a conservative, smart race. It's going to be won by someone who skis as hard as he can go." Does that sound like the voice of maturity...
...DIED. INGE MORATH, 78, award-winning photographer and wife of four decades to playwright Arthur Miller; in New York City. Famed for her celebrity portraits as well as her extensive work in the Soviet Union and China, Morath spent over half a century with the Magnum photo agency. She produced more than two dozen books, including several collaborations with her husband. DIED. HILDEGARD KNEF, 76, gravel-voiced German star of post-WWII era films who found later success as a singer in musicals and as an author; in Berlin. Perhaps best known for her role in Germany's first movie...