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Those doctors still skeptical of the plan are generally adopting a wait-and-see attitude until the curriculum is completed, one critic, Dr. Arnold N. Weinberg said yesterday...
...addition to philosophical objections that a strict case-study method is not comprehensive enough, Weinberg said he is concerned that those designing the curriculum are being rushed and will not have sufficient time to do it carefully...
...scheme by Texas traders, the FBI began looking into Marc Rich's dealings in late 1981. As the case progressed, two key officials emerged: Federal Judge Leonard Sand, an imposing, white-bearded figure who has repeatedly been outraged at Rich's maneuvers, and Assistant U.S. Attorney Morris Weinberg Jr., who leads a prosecuting team comprising agents of the FBI, Treasury Department, Internal Revenue Service and Customs Service...
...recent Crimson article unclearly stated the circumstances of the physicist Steven Weinberg's departure from Harvard. In fact, Weinberg's wife, Professor Louise Weinberg, an established legal scholar, had been independently appointed to the University of Texas law faculty; that was two years before Steven Weinberg's 1982 appointment to the Texas physics department. The Crimson regrets any misunderstanding...
...chemical alone and the oncogene alone did not cause cancer; both were necessary. While the discovery has no immediate implication for treatment of cancer, it helps explain why the disease develops slowly and why its incidence rises with age. "Even if one part of the process occurs," says Weinberg, "you might not have the second step for another 20 years...