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...International Center at Tufts University are jointly hosting an educational exercise to simulate the issues surrounding emergency refugee areas in the war-torn state. Participants in the event will create a service plan for the simulation that addresses sanitation, medical care, and transportation routes, according to a press release. Project Manager Sarah Appleby said participants are required to undergo a “two-week-long intensive, didactic training process” to prepare for the experience. The participants themselves have a wide range of prior experience in dealing with the issues associated with refugee camps, according to Appleby?...
...This plan is aggressive,” the faculty who organized the initiative wrote in a 2004 proposed framework. “But we believe it is highly achievable, based on the level of commitment, mutual agreement, and preparatory work already in place; and the great enthusiasm for this project across the Harvard Community...
...Internet and Society. “Now that we have computer tools, we don’t need to rely on just peer reviews.” The program is still in test phases and is expected to be released in June, according to John G. Boucher, a project manager for CrossRef. CrossCheck was tested last fall with eight publishers, according to the Chronicle, including the British Medical Journal Group, Elsevier, and Wiley-Blackwell. During the test, the full text of millions of proprietary articles were scanned and indexed into CrossCheck. The program also features over nine billion articles from...
...fellow runners in the Harvard College Marathon Challenge (HCMC), Levenson—a self-proclaimed “casual athlete”—not only managed to finish the 26.2-mile course, but also raised money in the process for the Phillips Brooks House Association and Project HEALTH. “It was fantastic, it was so much fun,” Levenson said. “The crowd was the best part, by far. Wellesley was especially amazing—there were so many screaming girls.” Wellesley College, in the 13th mile...
...issue. She started dating her husband and things were okay and they got married, and she'd sort of nudge him about leaving the bathroom mat on the floor after a shower. But it wasn't until they had kids that it really got bad and she would project all her issues on him. Twice a year she travels for business and before she leaves she types out these long instructions for him. She calls every day to check up on him. When she comes home, she looks right past the fact that the kids are fine and she focuses...