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...most of the extravagant claims made by its supporters, who expect it to reap sales of $25 billion by the year 2000. One of the most encouraging signs is the quick action by the FDA, which licensed Humulin after just five months of testing, one of the quickest approvals in the agency's history. Genentech President Robert Swanson said last week that his company expects to market a number of other new products in the next few years, including an agent that dissolves blood clots and could be useful in treating heart patients, and a human growth hormone that...
Sophomore Tracy Kunichika had perhaps the quickest match of the day, putting away Jennifer Niceford, 6-0,6-0, in 25 minutes...
During her four-year career on the Harvard field hockey team, Co-Captain LeBlond always seemed to be in the right place at the right time, making the clutch play Although she was neither the quickest nor most talented player on the squad. LeBlond always had the ability to anticipate her opponents' next move and position herself accordingly...
Throdal says Monsanto originally proposed the linkage with Harvard because it provided "the quickest way to get new services from the researchers to the general public." But getting new service for the general public, while beneficial for patients, also means potentially hefty profits for Monsanto, and some scientists remain skeptical of the separation between the University and its corporate friends. Krimsky, while not familiar with the specifics of the Harvard-Monsanto ties, criticizes the University for not making public the details of its contracts with the company. Harvard has not made public the contract with Monsanto or the recently announced...
Quotas for admittance would, however, supply the fastest way of remedying society's past mistakes. Once remedying the evil of ignorance is recognized as a necessity, as Leon does, one must adopt the quickest way of achieving equality of educational opportunity for all. If the bond of love could replace self-interest, quotas and other affirmative action tools would pose no problems...