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...said that the interdisciplinary nature of the of the initiative mandates input from myriad Harvard faculties, such as the SPH, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), Harvard Medical School and the Kennedy School of Government...
...petitioners are supported by student signers from every state, from many countries and from myriad ethnic backgrounds. Not just Jews signed this petition. The signatures of more than 1,000 current Harvard students show that support for Israel and reasoned, clear-headed positions on Israel’s current war have widespread support at this university. The organizers published the names of signers in The Crimson today...
...That's not because hospital administrators aren't interested in being prepared; it's simply the result of myriad obstacles, says Levitin. Those problems include: a lack of funding; lack of national standards on what "preparedness" actually means; and a lack of experience on a local level - most people simply don't have the qualifications to know what to do in case of a major attack...
...browse the shelves of the library, which contain Buddhist texts in both English and Chinese. Collectors of oddities will enjoy eyeing the objects up for sale in the bookstore: tea sets nestled in silk-lined boxes, sticks of mild-scented incense and jade decorations, in addition to the myriad of religious treatises. But in the midst of this spiritual and cultural immersion, the hungry man is by no means forgotten...
Twelve years ago, my entrance into the world of music seemed innocent enough. Mr. Erickson, the Willy Wonka-esque town music teacher, came to my elementary school to present the myriad of possible musical instruments to play to an audience of rapt third graders. “Play an instrument because you like the way it sounds, not because your grandma has a violin in the attic,” he told us, and, since already I loved the wolf’s theme in Prokofiev’s “Peter and the Wolf...