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That should give you an idea of how the National Debate Tournament (NDT) went for him and his fellow gunslinger Michael M. Klinger ’05-’06, the heroes of last month??€™s FM cover story, which followed the Harvard Policy Debate team to Chicago for a smaller competition that ended in brilliant, promising victory. Things went worse in Spokane, Wash., last week, with the bad luck starting on day one, when Klinger and Tarloff were passed up for the year-end Copeland Award in favor of those villains from Northwestern, the pair?...
Despite an onslaught of international media coverage months earlier, last month??€™s earthquake in Indonesia received an alarming lack of thorough media coverage. The death toll of the 8.7 magnitude earthquake, which hit 125 miles off the coast of the Indonesian island of Sumatra, is estimated at over 1,000, minimal in comparison to the 270,000 casualties of this past December’s tsunami. While the earthquake did not cause the widespread devastation seen in the previous earthquake and subsequent tsunami, the island of Nias was ravaged...
While young people are often surrounded by loud music, many are unaware of the health risks it poses, according to a study by Harvard scientists published in this month??€™s issue of the journal Pediatrics...
...paper published in this month??€™s American Journal of Epidemiology listed community-level risk factors for the spread of S. pneumoniae, which included household size, socioeconomic status, and attendance at day-care facilities...
Fitzsimmons added that he does not expect that the controversy over Summers’ January remarks on women in science or last month??€™s lack-of-confidence vote from the Faculty of Arts and Sciences will significantly affect Harvard’s yield—the percentage of admitted students who opt to attend...