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Soon after Wakabayashi joined Chapman, he started having run-ins with its review board. "His lack of getting published always was a concern," recalls Howard Levine, the hospital's chief executive officer. "We kept saying, 'You need to get your data peer-reviewed.' And every month we would have a discussion about this. He promised it would appear in the journals, but for as long as he was here, it never...
Clueless has another ancestor in Heathers, the most influential unseen film of the past 10 years. Heathers made the mistake of treating the peer success of blond teenage girls satirically. Amy Heckerling, the writer-director of Clueless, is cannier than that. An able architect of loosey-goosey comedy (she directed Fast Times at Ridgemont High and the Look Who's Talking films), Heckerling wants the viewer to like these girls even as she pokes fun at them. The toughest intellectual challenge for Cher and her friends may be deciphering the Thomas Guide map of Los Angeles streets, but they have...
...would be watching closely to ensure they dispense disciplinary action consistently and fairly, but he was not satisfied with the results. Now he is about to launch a five-member professional review committee that will examine every internal investigation and vote on the discipline required. He also established eight peer groups to give black agents, female agents and six other subgroups--including white males--a clear channel for venting grievances...
PHYLLIS CHRISTY CAME ALL THE way from Ipswich, South Dakota, to experience the Grand Canyon firsthand. She couldn't wait to peer into its dizzying, mile-deep abyss to take in the multihued walls and, far below, the roaring waters of the Colorado River. Aware of the jostling horde of tourists on the overcrowded South Rim of the canyon, she traveled to the less popular main overlook at the North Rim. But while she stood there, her ears were assaulted by the drone of two sightseeing Cessnas and a Twin Otter, plus the clatter of four helicopters--all of which...
...theory went. Until last week, however, there was no visual confirmation -- and certainly nothing even close to the amazing images released last week. Nor had anyone ever been able to peer closely enough at a newly forming star to see the spinning disk that theorists believed must be there but which the Hubble has now captured. Says Space Telescope Institute astronomer Jon Morse: "This image is going to be featured in every textbook published in the next decade...