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...Arnone, colleges have long been a major resource for fertility clinics and that his sperm bank solicits donations from many area schools, including Boston University, Northeastern and Harvard. Because the clinic accepts only 1 in 30 donors, clinic administrators feel that catering to students helps them streamline their stringent selection process. “Almost all of our donors come from colleges,” Arnone says. Unlike in Cook’s plot, Arnone says the Boston clinic does not pay top-dollar for Ivy League sperm. He says that while other banks are willing...
...monitor. For the first time in Michael’s life, sex was accessible through a few simple clicks. Although intrigued, he shut down the computer within three hours out of an overwhelming since of guilt—the online escapade deviated from his family’s stringent values. “We went to church every Sunday and we didn’t talk about sex,” he says. “It was pretty clear where the Bible stood with that...
Griffin says the EPA relies on stringent “command and control” regulations that make numerous, specific requirements—down to the exact font that must be used to label hazardous chemicals...
Harvard was one of ten research institutions that participated in the HHMI study, which argues for a less stringent approach to waste management at universities...
...litany of complaints, as it were, is neither new nor original. Like other students on campus, I am frustrated by the lack of space, the plight of junior faculty denied tenure, the incomparably bad advising system and the stringent restrictions the administration, led by Dean of the College Harry Lewis, has extended over the campus social scene in my four years at Harvard. In short, I feel alienated by an administration that recruited me and my peers on the basis of our intelligence and drive, only to make no good faith effort to understand our concerns about life at this...