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...past Memorial Church to the Canaday courtyard, breaking the silence of the night with flashing lights and shouted commands. Two weary-looking Harvard University policemen loaded a still figure onto a stretcher while their colleagues kept an eye on the gathering crowd. The ambulance doors slammed shut, its idling motor fired up and it departed—only to be replaced in short order by another...
...Peter Pan Bus Lines, a business partner of Greyhound, sued Fung Wah and Kristine Travel and Tour, which operates the Lucky Star line, for violating regulations of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration...
...were judged by their teachers to have adjusted "relatively well" or "very well" to school--but that leaves 37% who, like Alonzo, had adjustment problems. Colangelo and Assouline say errors can be avoided by screening potential accelerants--judging not only academic prowess but also levels of motivation, emotional development, motor coordination. "We're not saying it should be a quick decision," says Assouline. "But we have every reason to believe that when the decision is carefully made, the student will do fine...
...raking in $60 million in ad revenues?a remarkable feat in a country where advertising is still an infant industry. Everything about the Olympics has been marketed, right down to sponsorship of the televised medal count that flashed on TV screens several times an hour, courtesy of the motor-oil brand Kunlun...
...nose cells terminate, into the damaged area of the spinal cord. Huang says the transplanted olfactory cells help repair damaged nerve cells in the spine. Although he hasn't yet published his findings, the results so far seem compelling. "I'm pretty convinced of definite sensory improvement and modest motor improvement" in Huang's patients, says Dr. Wise Young, a prominent expert in spinal injuries and chairman of cell biology and neuroscience at Rutgers University (where Huang studied under Young as a postgraduate student...