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JuicyCampus allows users to post anonymously to any school’s blog on the topic of their choice. Though the identities of Gossip Geek’s “correspondents” have also remained hidden, a single group of students is behind the site’s content. JuicyCampus, on the other hand, provides an open forum for anyone to contribute...
Goodman pitched the idea as a senior thesis topic to Borkin, whom she had met when Borkin was still in high school and offered to design Goodman’s Web pages...
...been turned in. Your friends—alive! Your calendar—empty! Your brain—switched off! No thesis writer myself, but a partygoer nonetheless, I approached the host: Great party, Bennett. Motioning to the homemade list of specialty cocktails (the “Topic Sentence-tini,” the “Works Cider”), I continued, You’ve clearly been planning this for a while. He let out a laugh and said, “This is always my best party of the year.” You hosted...
...fact, a pre-existing condition that set the stage for her autism (as the government contends) or if it developed along with her autism. A specialist in mitochondrial disorders, he is investigating the relationship between autism and these disorders and plans to present a paper on the topic at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Neurology in April. "In some subset of people with ASD - a small group of patients, I think - mitochondrial dysfunction is an important part of their disease. But it's too early to say whether it gets the ball rolling or if it comes...
Merritt's conversion may not change the world quite as much as Paul's, but he has transformed his classroom epiphany into Topic A within his own Convention, the biggest Protestant body in the U.S. with 16 million members - and probably one of the least involved of the American religious bodies in the battle against global warming. Merritt's declaration states, among other things, "We believe our current denominational engagement with these issues has often been too timid, failing to produce a unified moral voice. Our cautious response to these issues in the face of mounting evidence may be seen...