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Unfortunately, however, not enough women believe they are qualified for office. CAWP also found in their research that of today??s young political leaders (under age 35), 86 percent are men. What’s worse, almost half of those 86 percent of young men “self-started,” but only 28 percent of the women said they struck out on their own initiative. Half of the women had been “encouraged,” but 22 percent had to be “persuaded” to run for office...
...today??s environment, hospitals have to continuously update their facility in order to keep up with delivering ideal care,” he said. “At MGH [Massachusetts General Hospital], where I work, we have completely outgrown the outpatient space...
...problem with today??s stem cell debate is that both advocates and critics sometimes convey a perspective on the issue which may be alienated from its practical reality. At a time when critical policy decisions are made, the need is great to clearly communicate the science of stem cells and to test the controversy against reality. On close view, stem cell technology presents itself as a medical innovation which can be regulated given informed policy choices...
...course, not all political film-making of the past was characterized by such straightforward objectivity. The 1964 feature The Best Man, based on a stage play by Gore Vidal, resonates with today??s negative politics, as it dramatizes several candidates’ efforts to smear and outmaneuver their opponents behind the scenes of a political convention. Vidal criticized both ends of the political spectrum, basing her Machiavellian politicos on real-life figures ranging from Adlai Stevenson to Barry Goldwater...
...school” Reds selected him in the second round, paid him $725,000 and sent him to rookie ball. Even today??even for teams like DePodesta’s Dodgers and Epstein’s Red Sox—statistics are only a tool. What scouts see still matters a lot more than Moneyball fanatics realize. The scouts are still the gatekeepers...