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None of the administrators or students, of course, can pinpoint with accuracy what nationwide trend or particular high school experience leads more women than men to focus on the humanities—even while studying science—and more men to stick to strict scientific disciplines. What the students can describe is what it feels like to be the only girl in a room full of 20 eager-to-please male organic chemistry students. “I would inevitably be the only woman there,” says Yao Liu ’04, a chemistry concentrator...
Additionally, as long as the Core Curriculum remains intact, students should be able to receive Foreign Cultures credit for most courses taken out of residence. Although the courses themselves may not follow the strict Core guidelines or format, culture courses taken abroad can grant insights and opportunities for more in-depth learning that classrooms in Cambridge are unable to provide...
...very nature of human testing involves risk; nobody can tell in advance whether a new medicine carries unforeseen dangers. And so clinicians are forced to walk an ethical and scientific tightrope. Make the rules protecting patients too lax, and subjects will suffer and even die needlessly. Make them too strict, and lifesaving medications won't make it out of the lab quickly enough to help the people who need them most...
...nobody could say that strict compliance would have saved Roche. But even the possibility haunts everyone involved. "If all things leading up to doing that study had been perfect and she had died, it still would have been a horrible event," says Dr. Edward Miller, dean and CEO of Johns Hopkins Medicine, "but I would have felt better about the fact that we had done everything humanly possible to prevent...
...former Bank of China branch head in a small port city of southern Guangdong province, facing charges of corruption including misappropriating millions in public funds and accepting bribes from a smuggler now on death row; in Zhanjiang. SENTENCED. GARY O'NIONS, 56, Briton convicted of violating Saudi Arabia's strict Islamic law by trading in alcohol, to eight years in jail and 800 lashes, and fined more than $500,000; by a court in Riyadh...