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...that other schools claim support their honor codes,” according to the report.Bean, who is now director of academic resources at Haverford, said the size of an institution influences the sense of community that is important to the success of an honor code.“The trust on which the success of such a system rests seems easier to maintain in what one could characterize as a ‘face-to-face’ community, one that is only about one-fifth the size of Harvard College, where people generally recognize one another and feel some...
...relationships with students are built on trust,” Kadison wrote in an e-mail. “We evaluate each situation on individual issues and symptoms.” Kadison adds that a history of drug abuse is a red flag that might prevent a doctor from prescribing...
...Healing, allowed guys to let down their guards and get a better feel for one another.Though these bus trips may seem fun to anyone who has never experienced a cross-country trip on a Greyhound or a school trip clear across the country, they can get old real quick. Trust me on that. The longer rides make me long for the days when a “road game” meant hopping on a bus for ten minutes to Northeastern’s campus or really “roughing it” with a 45-minute drive...
...Britain, activist patients have joined together to create the Insulin Dependent Diabetes Trust (IDDT), a charity that maintains an informative website, iddtinternational.org IDDT contends that as many as 10% of insulin-dependent diabetics cannot tolerate synthetic insulin. The group offers lots of anecdotal evidence that animal insulin may be a better therapeutic option for some patients and argues that genetically engineered insulin was allowed on the market on the assumption--not evidence--of its superiority. IDDT says no long-term studies have been carried out to compare synthetic and animal insulins and cites a 2002 review by the prestigious Cochrane...
...China. But the fast-growing South Korean automaker-the world's seventh-largest when combined with its affiliate Kia Motors-was blindsided last week from an unexpected quarter: its 68-year-old chairman, Chung Mong Koo, was arrested on charges of embezzling $100 million and breach of trust relating to $300 million in company losses...