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When James D. Watson, co-discoverer of DNA’s structure and one of TIME Magazine’s 100 Most Important People of the Century, stopped into a MCB 52, “Molecular Biology,” lecture last week, students knew it would be no ordinary class. But the father of their field turned out to be even more interesting—and contentious—than they had expected. Watson, who is now 78, began his short talk by reminiscing about the illustrator of the class’s textbook, “Molecular Biology...
...Your staff’s] talents and abilities are not being unleashed by you, and you’re not giving them leeway to use more innovative methods to solve these problems. I sent someone your way, and there was no follow-up,” Decker told Watson, referring to Braga...
...According to both Watson and Decker, Braga—who has been a consultant for numerous national and local criminal justice organizations—met with Watson recently to discuss potential projects for Cambridge. Decker, a student at the Kennedy School, first proposed the meeting...
...came over and made a presentation to us about what’s going on in Boston and also had some conversations with us about the violence that’s going on in our city,” Watson told The Crimson...
...also need a commissioner who isn’t too stuck up to [refrain from saying], ‘We know it all,’” Decker said in an interview. “For years, [Watson] dismissed the violence here by saying ‘we’re not Chicago.’ That’s right, we’re not Chicago, and we need someone who knows Cambridge...