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...been our experience that there is a very precious window of opportunity between the seating of the Council and the beginning of the elections in November when people are able to work together," said Eric M. Nelson '99, former student affairs chair and a Crimson editor...
...modern medicine by establishing a link between metabolic disorders like glutaric aciduria and cerebral palsy. Most practitioners have long believed that oxygen deprivation or trauma at or before birth causes cerebral palsy, a motor disorder that reflects injury to the cerebral cortex and basal ganglia. But Dr. Karin Nelson at the National Institutes of Health, as well as colleagues at other research centers, has concluded that these causes do not explain most cases of the disease. "Holmes Morton has given us fresh insight into the source of cerebral palsy," says Nelson. Adds Dr. Victor McKusick, professor of medical genetics...
ADAMS (Turnout 18%)1. Carmelo Larose '002. Eric M. Nelson '993. C. Thomas Brown '994. Kathryn Markham '995. Andrew J. Green...
Ebbers, 56, will take Sidgmore's word on that. Ebbers is as low frequency as any telecom executive can be. He favors faded blue jeans and golf shirts and on-the-road Willie Nelson tunes. While his 1.8% stake in WorldCom is worth more than $560 million, he likes to aw-shucks his own role in his company. "The thing that has helped me personally," he says, "is that I don't understand a lot of what goes on in this industry." So he relies on executives who come along with acquired companies...
...expression was "He's not a bad guy, but he's no Albert Schweitzer." Mother Teresa then replaced Schweitzer as the gold standard of goodness. Who will succeed her? Tom Hanks could, Jimmy Carter would want to, but we place our bets on the Dalai Lama or Nelson Mandela...