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...somebody wants to publish [a book] in Bulgarian, that I think is an achievement, as much as making the [Times Literary Supplement] list," he said...
Brain Foster plans to compile memories and photographs of his younger brother into a book. He hopes to publish a biography and, perhaps, separately, his brother's writings...
That process could still pay off. This week researchers led by Dr. Donald Kohn at Children's Hospital in Los Angeles will publish a report in Nature Medicine showing progress in using gene therapy to treat babies born with a disorder called adenosine deaminase deficiency. Three infants whose hereditary disorder leaves them defenseless against microbial attacks were given healthy genes using blood from their umbilical cords. Because the doctors were able to insert the good genes into the babies before their other immune defenses had fully formed, their bodies did not reject the material as foreign. Doctors do not claim...
Bradlee said he agreed with the Post's recent decision to publish the manifesto of the so-called Unabomber. He added that he doubted anyone even read the special insert in the paper which carried the manifesto's full text...
...College would only publish a list of departmental courses that satisfy the existing Core areas--as it currently does for Science A and B--students would have the choice and rigor that they deserve. This would be the first step on the way to a system of distributional requirements. The second step would be the deletion of all courses that could not be funnelled back into their departments of origin, in order to insure a substantive curriculum within distributional areas...