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...scarcer resource that draws different groups of gorillas and chimpanzees to the same trees at different times of day. "They defecate and urinate in and around the trees," says Walsh, leaving infected body fluids to sicken the next group. Gorillas also examine the bodies of dead apes they come upon, perhaps because they're smart enough to want to know if whatever claimed that life is a threat to them. This provides another means of direct transmission. Now that the mechanics of the epidemic are known, putting the brakes on it could be comparatively easy. Ebola vaccines exist, but public...
...that “visiting rock stars would be thrilled with.” During the talk, which was sponsored by the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Isaacson opened the floor to Baird Research Professor of Science Dudley R. Herschbach, a Nobel laureate in chemistry. Herschbach called upon the students in the audience to emulate the creative aptitude exhibited by Einstein. “Graduate students, undergraduate students, arise!” Herschbach exclaimed. “Revolutionize! Have the imagination of this guy.” —Staff writer Malcom A. Glenn can be reached...
...start of yesterday’s meeting, current Interim Dean David Pilbeam, who accepted his post Monday, received applause from his Faculty upon introduction. Bok updated his colleagues on the state of Knowles, who resigned from his post on Monday as he continues to battle prostate cancer...
...leaders for expressing their discontent about this latest federal development, but they’re turning the pro-choice movement into a forum for political donations and media attention. Why can’t we bring to the forefront the issues surrounding abortion that matter (i.e. shedding light upon the women who suffer most from the abortion infrastructure...
...Upon graduation, Halberstam accepted a low-paying job as a staff writer for the Daily Times Leader in Mississippi and left Harvard to journey to the South to cover race relations...