Word: notes
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Thursday afternoons when 'The Bark' turns into section central, you need more room than that. And to make matters worse, friendly Harvard bureaucrats are turning the bike battle into an moral match. Leave your bike locked any place but the over-flowing rack and you get a note siting some state code and imploring you to show more respect...
...this unusual note, Oliver Stone entered the room and shuffled up to the stage. Looking haggard and exhausted, Stone stood, slightly slumped, over the podium and apologized to the audience for his lack of energy. The firebrand of many a TV interview lamented the day's six previous publicity-engagements and mumbled, "Live television is torture...it's demeaning." The publicity-hungry Oliver Stone of Natural Born Killers, of endless controversy and extremist rhetoric, was clearly nowhere to be found...
Class members note that the BGLTSA frequently makes announcements at the beginning of class. According to Sulmers, these updates concern guest visits and meetings relevant not to the course itself, but to the sexual minority community at Harvard...
...face of this massive show of communal support, it is embarrassing to note that some people attacked the drive as discriminating. One poster asked in large letters above a picture of Kuo, "Are you Asian?" underneath which was the response, "Then you could save my life." While the posters did target Asians, this one was done out of an understanding of the increased likelihood that Asians would have the bone marrow type that could save Kuo's life...
...there's a group of Kansas nurses who think they have a better idea. Most of the time, they note, people seek a doctor for what is known as primary care: the aches and pains, the colds and allergies that are readily treatable. Those also happen to be the sorts of illnesses that nurse practitioners--registered nurses who have undergone an extra two years of medical training--are particularly adept at taking care of. So if doctors are scarce, then why not increase the number of nurse practitioners? And if moving to the city for training creates too many temptations...