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...complex field of health-care information may soon be a little more streamlined. On Tuesday, Chicago-based electronic medical records provider Allscripts announced it has agreed to merge with British rival Misys PLC in a cash-and-stocks deal worth more than $1 billion...
...guns,” Green said. “The key thing is our schedule. Our girls are beat up and we’ve been playing tough weekend matches. Ivy league is a little bit different.” The Crimson will be back in action Tuesday, March 25 at San Diego State. —Staff writer Jake I. Fisher can be reached at jifisher@fas.harvard.edu...
...cellar-dweller Columbia. But just as the extracurricular activities of a certain state official have proven too scintillating for the front pages to ignore, the Times believes it has found a similarly sordid narrative to plant on the back pages. Thus came the paper’s report last Tuesday that the former jewel of Harvard’s “highly regarded recruiting class,” six-foot-ten Nigerian-born center Frank Ben-Eze, has reneged on his commitment to don Crimson next fall, perhaps in light of the negative attention brought by the Times?...
...cover story ably examined the many ways experience can be manifested [March 10]. Senator Hillary Clinton prides herself on her experience and claims she would "be ready on Day One" to be our next President. However, her campaign's failure to adequately plan strategically and financially for post-Super Tuesday proved she is incapable of being ready on Day Two. On the other hand, Senator Barack Obama, despite his alleged inexperience, surrounded himself with extraordinary talent and had a string of primary victories. The way these two candidates have managed their respective campaigns speaks volumes about required experience. Steve Charing...
...relies heavily on federal funding to support current momentum. Last year Harvard received grants of $329 million from the NIH—by far its principal stream of federal research funding. Thankfully, University President Drew G. Faust recognizes the importance of contemporary bioscience research to Harvard professors. On Tuesday, she testified in front of a U.S. Senate committee, speaking in support of increasing the NIH budget and expanding federal grants for biomedical research. Faust identified several key reasons why such a change is necessary for the future viability of the biomedical field. A major concern is that junior researchers...