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Amazing -- and not always, at the time, likable. His 1973 addition to Oberlin College's art museum has a checkerboard exterior and a comically oversize Ionic column inside. Outrageous! The molecular-biology lab at Princeton, designed in 1983, has a wild Argyle sheathing of bricks and oddly orientalized archways. Ridiculous...
...Chemistry} 20/30 sequence is experimental. We are teaching advanced stereochemistry and frontier molecular orbital theory," he says. "We have a seen a nice increase in course enrollment over the last half dozen years...
...quick to cut Paul off and correct him when she believes he has misspoken. Whether listening or speaking, she conveys nervous energy, often jiggling one leg or the other. "I fly off the handle," she admits, "but Paul is strong too." Paul, who has completed a degree in molecular genetics, is as soft- mannered, courteous and obliging as Isabelle is wired and impatient. "People who see me stimulated on ice are disappointed when they see me in reality," he says. Interjects Isabelle, not one to brook any criticism of her partner, even from Paul himself: "He's such a puppy...
...dental- hygiene programs probably represent intelligent pruning, as does Yale's decision to consolidate applied physics with physics. Kastan and others point out that universities within a given city or region could save money by sharing resources. "It's odd that every university needs to have its own molecular-biology course and pre-Tudor theater course," Kastan says...
Higginson Professor of Cellular and Molecular Physiology Howard Green may also have a conflict of interest of the type investigated by the committee. In 1986, Green founded BioSurface Technology, a company that cultures patients' skin cells for grafting back onto their skin after surgery. While most of the dermatologist's pioneering research on the technique was conducted while he was at MIT, Green now holds a post at Harvard...