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...style of volunteer is typified by Washington trauma researcher Roger Fallot, 56. He donates time to Witness Justice, a three-year-old program that helps victims of violent crime with psychological and legal issues. He reviews information on the group's website and responds by e-mail to victim queries within his field. "This feels like it utilizes something I've spent years developing," he says, noting that his only hesitation about signing up had been the time required. But Witness Justice's program addresses this concern by routing every website query to at least three experts, only...
...they're retired, they look to public service to replace what they enjoyed about working: camaraderie, intellectual stimulation, the sense of achieving a goal. And they want all this only when it fits in with their lives--weekly, seasonally or on a one-time basis to respond to a crisis...
...just moving forward aggressively on a parallel track.” Nevertheless, an open meeting tonight in which residents and the Board planned to listen to presentations by four architectural firms contending to design a new Charlesview complex was cancelled. Chief University Planner Kathy Spiegelman did not respond to two calls for comment yesterday afternoon. And University spokeswoman Lauren Marshall would not comment on how the Charlesview Board’s announcement would impact the negotiations. “We continue to work hard to find a mutually acceptable solution and look forward to continuing our constructive discussions with...
...forms of interpersonal violence. Ryan praises the progress that the OSAPR has made under director Susan Marine. “Susan does extraordinary outreach during the school year and tries to be sure that every student knows what to do if he or she is raped and how to respond to a sexual assault or a dangerous situation,” Ryan wrote. The remaining challenge in fighting rape on campus and throughout Cambridge, she said, lies in building a culture of respect. “Creating an atmosphere of equality and respect helps to limit the social acceptance...
...would say that we try to respond to student interest, so on topics on which there’s less student interest, we tend to have less programming,” says IOP President David M. Kaden ’06. “Students seem to be more interested in elections in their home states...