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Here she shines brightest when performing the work of Adam Guettel, a musically progressive Broadway composer. He provides the title track, which relates an emotional gulf in a relationship as a river, mirroring the widening break by increasing harmonic intricacy...
...would kill us if the most exciting science at the interfaces went across the river,” Losick said...
...middle of the last century. Fluid loss from cholera-related diarrhea occurs so rapidly that its victims can die within four to eight hours or, as lore has it, before they can dig their own graves. Cholera is still a leading cause of diarrhea in Bangladesh's southern Ganges River basin. Vaccines preventing cholera have never been completely effective or long-lasting, so when ICDDR was established as the Cholera Research Laboratory in 1960, its mission was to evaluate such treatments. By the late 1960s, the facility had begun experimenting with oral rehydration and, within a few years, fatalities among...
...need to remind them of the consequences, and they can be fatal.” In 2000, Jason Sibert, 23, was killed after a car struck him while crossing Memorial Drive near the BU bridge. The large BU community, and their smaller Ivy League neighbor across the river, should both draw lessons about pedestrian safety from the incident, Riley said. He said, “There’s not a lot of difference between the Harvard environment and the environment of our students.” —Staff writer Rebecca M. Anders can be reached at rmanders@fas.harvard.edu...
...doesn’t fully understand Harvard’s place in Allston—where complex competing interests, tricky town-gown relations, and years of planning make the learning curve particularly steep—Harvard’s expansion across the river could be set back by several years...