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...world's most iconic painted cave. A team led by Paul-Marie Guyon, a young physical chemist, and including Jacques Marsal, one of the boys who discovered Lascaux and who grew up to become its guardian and most practical connoisseur, worked to model the air flows and monitor the carbon dioxide content and temperature in the cave. At the same time, the meaning of the prehistoric cave paintings, like those discovered earlier in southern France and northern Spain, became a topic of fertile interdisciplinary discussion. Some saw in these beasts primary evidence that from the beginning art was wrought...
...private universities statewide. “The passing of the legislation would enhance the safety of students on campus by providing them the detailed police incident reports that our peers at public institutions already have,” Marra said. “The information will help students better monitor crime on campus.” —Staff writer Anton S. Troianovski can be reached at atroian@fas.harvard.edu...
...education policy and help revitalize the arts in education policy of the public school system,” she says.Such a future was not always a given for Cloud, who considered many different kinds of work, including consulting, earlier this year. “I had an interview with Monitor Group, a consulting firm, and that was something that told me the corporate world isn’t going to work out for me because I don’t know how many sausages were made last year and I don’t care. I thank OCS for that...
David J. Jakus ’06, Nicholas P. Orenstein ’06, and Ezra J. Rapoport ’06 submitted a project that markets a wireless fetal heart monitor to the Peltier Business Plan Competition at the University of Texas at Tyler this week. The trio, along with James D. Moran ’05, established LONO Medical Systems and has designed the prototype for a small wireless device that can attach to an expectant mother’s abdomen during pregnancy...
...prize money will be used to purchase equipment to begin making their prototype into a marketable reality, the winners say. The group coalesced around the heart monitor project through a combination of Orenstein’s connections with doctors in the Dallas area and an established partnership between high-school friends Jakus and Rapoport, according to Rapoport. But beyond this project, he added, “the thing about us that gives me real confidence in this company is that we’re just incredibly fertile and full of ideas, and we really have a line-up of projects...