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...story was drastically different at Yale, where Director of Financial Aid Donald McM. Routh said it was "back to the drawing board." He said he would recommend Yale keep up with Harvard's changes "dollar for dollar...
...panel recommend expanded approval? Its report talked about giving women more options. But let's face it: tamoxifen is already available for cancer treatment, so a lot of women are taking it "off-label" for prevention. FDA approval of a practice that is growing should make it easier for doctors to determine if their patients are sufficiently at risk to consider the drug...
...perfectly private medium. If you're writing from the office, even if you use a password, your employer has the legal right to read your messages. Encryption works only if you and your doctor choose the same program, which can be tough to coordinate. So I recommend that you confine your e-mail messages to routine inquiries: appointment scheduling, follow-up questions after a checkup, requests for a prescription refill or a referral. Stanford University Medical Clinic forbids discussion of a patient's HIV status, mental illness or worker's compensation claims via e-mail--and for good reason...
That's what the government was attempting to give families when it created the Education IRA last year. It was a good idea in theory. In practice, however, it doesn't do much for most families. "I would not recommend that any client save money in an EIRA," concludes Satovsky. Colleges have yet to decide how they'll count that money when determining aid, he reasons. Furthermore, in the year they withdraw from their EIRA, students won't qualify for the other generous programs created by Congress last year: the HOPE scholarship and the Lifetime Learning credit. Nor can money...
This alone would be enough to recommend The Mask of Zorro--and separate it from its competitors. Imagine a summer action spectacle that saves its only explosion until the end, where it has a genuine impact. Imagine one that leaves room for grace notes of humor and gallantry and does not bury them in showers of bad language and falling debris. Imagine one where you can actually hear yourself think. And better yet, hear the actors think...