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...have 100 dogs,” he said. Dogs offer other advantages besides availability—they are “incredibly attentive to humans” and will therefore listen to and obey researchers, Hauser said. One of the driving questions of the lab is what makes human unique??what Hauser has termed “humaniqueness”. If something initially considered to be unique to humans is found in any other species, whether that species is dog or monkeys, then that hypothesis is defeated, Hauser said. Katherine J. McAuliffe, a graduate student in Hauser?...
Just when I was starting to get used to the passionate debates that characterize meals in Annenberg, a recent dinner conversation threw me a curveball. Last week, I had the unique??and frustrating—privilege of dining with the last individual on earth who does not believe in global warming...
...Over the course of the campaign, Obama became one of Harvard’s favorite sons, stirring up excitement among student groups and faculty members alike. Professors who remembered Obama as a “brilliant” and “unique?? student rallied behind him in droves, and other professors held fond memories of his wife Michelle, who graduated from the Law School three years before...
Over the course of the campaign, Obama became one of Harvard’s favorite sons, stirring up excitement among student groups and faculty members alike. Professors who remembered Obama as a “brilliant” and “unique?? student rallied behind him in droves, and other professors held fond memories of his wife Michelle, who graduated from the Law School three years before...
...surprisingly, this “unique?? alumni commitment (as Reardon puts it) goes a long way toward explaining why the University consistently cops more voluntary donations than any other institution...