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...think their name is No," jokes Kilcommons, who says the word is too vague for dogs to grasp because it doesn't correlate with a specific action. Instead, he advocates using commands such as off or stay, which dictate precise behaviors, then rewarding pups with praise--and the occasional treat--when they get it right...
...have been one of my top priorities,” Summers said. Students attending conference events yesterday said that it has made them rethink their own behavior. “I didn’t realize how much water we use and how much energy it takes to treat the wastewater,” said Robin S. Bellows ’09 after attending a workshop on water use at the University. “It makes me think again about everything. Every extra minute I spend in the shower really makes a difference...
It’s a reputation that Harvard is working hard to change. While administrators insist that the standards for tenure haven’t been—and shouldn’t be—lowered, they say that Harvard is working harder to treat every junior faculty member like a potential tenure candidate...
...such use of isoniazid preventive therapy “would rapidly accelerate the drug resistance of TB,” Murray said. While isoniazid saves lives, Murray said, this form of preventative therapy should be used selectively. Health officials should implement measures to diagnose multi-drug resistant TB and treat it separately, Cohen said. But such procedures would be expensive and, according to Murray, measures to implement better treatment could face opposition. TB infects two billion people, about a third of the world’s current population, according to the National Institutes of Health. About 90 percent of those...
...FiCom) Chair Lori M. Adelman ’08. Afterwards, FiCom reduced all awarded grants proportionally by 45 percent in order to accomodate the approximately $20,000 total available to student groups. Last year, FiCom had to reduce all grants by 35 percent. “We wanted to treat all student groups fairly and consistently and so we thought that the same cut for every student group would be a more fair process than cutting some [groups] more than others,” Adelman said. A FASE member sent an message over the Lowell-open email list criticizing...