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...home to nothing but neglect. In the series “View Along Fern St. from 10th St.,” Vergara attempts to depict the passage of time. In four photos from different years, Vergara shows how a view down the same street changes in response to its residents??or lack thereof. In the photo from 1979, two complete rows of apartments march evenly into the distance, complemented by people relaxed on porches and cars parked in neat lines. Nine years later, in 1988, red “demolition” signs abound and a lone...
...Harvard, money is power....[Charlesview residents] don’t have money. They don’t have power. They don’t have a voice,” said Kelly L. Lee ’07, who attended the protest.Ricardo Sanchez, a board member of the Charlesview Residents?? Organization, criticized Rabbi Abraham Halbfinger, chair of the Board of Directors, who told The Crimson last week that Charlesview residents “were very much in favor” of the land swap.“I find it disappointing that ‘people...
Only cities with populations greater than 75,000 were ranked in the survey, though some cities of this size—including New Haven, Conn., which is home of Yale University and more than 120,000 residents??were not included in the list because of incomplete data...
...Residents?? long hours stem from a worthy goal: a better understanding of the full cycle of emergency care, from a patient’s admission to her discharge. But hospitals take advantage of residents?? long hours as sources of cheap labor. The results, unfortunately, are dangerous, with an increased risk of accidental needlestick injuries, for example, at the end of a long shift. The HMS researchers, led by Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Medicine Christopher P. Landrigan, also cite an earlier study that found that “human performance” after staying awake...
...good news is that Landrigan’s team found that the new rules were effective in decreasing residents?? marathon work weeks, even if the decrease wasn’t in absolute compliance with the ACGME’s work limits. But for compliance to further improve, hospitals—including Harvard’s throng of teaching hospitals—should continue to introduce institutional changes that make compliance easier for residents. The HMS report, for example, suggests not requiring residents to work up to the very last minute of their scheduled shift, a situation which often...