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From the streets of inner-city Detroit to the heights of the medical profession, Benjamin S. Carson has come a long way in his 49 years.
At least the drug companies and politicians have something to argue about. Given the painfully slow development of effective cancer treatments over the past three decades, the flood of positive results reported at last week's oncology conference was especially gratifying. "Cancer treatment has always been a satisfying profession," says...
At least the drug companies and politicians have something to argue about. Given the painfully slow development of effective cancer treatments over the past three decades, the flood of positive results reported at last week's oncology conference was especially gratifying. "Cancer treatment has always been a satisfying profession," says...
The Crimson's article demonstrated a complete lack of respect or understanding for the profession of art. The depiction of "famous career artists, who painted alone and often paid studio assistants to do everything from wash brushes to manage their archives," fails to acknowledge the intensity of engagement with his...
...crop-spraying contract pilots can make $100,000 a year. And because the U.S. doesn't want to send active-duty soldiers, the narcowars have come to serve as a retirement plan for ex-U.S. military folks looking for somewhere to put their skills to work. Military Professional Resources Inc., of Alexandria, Va., recently wrapped up a yearlong, $6 million mission to help organize and improve the Colombian military. That has made some professional U.S. soldiers itchy. "The employment of private corporations to provide military assistance, specifically the training of other nations' armies to fight wars, should...