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...Most subjects, happily, aren’t armed,” Dean R. Gallant, assistant dean for research policy, said of Stern’s work. Gallant and other research experts stressed that the risks to Stern’s subjects are real...
...meet with people in order to show people that we are not just this black hole that a form goes into and some arbitrary decision goes out of at the end,” Gallant, the research officer, said...
...without being self-consciously so, and Roger Michell's direction has a nice awareness of middle-class London, clinging to its dignity but just a little bit tatty around the edges. You leave the movie hoping against hope that you will be able to manage a similar ending - tart, gallant, without self-pity. Venus is inspirational in the best sense of the word...
...getting approval from the Human Subjects Committee on what they can and can’t ask.“In different parts of the world, the data collected by students can be damaging to the subjects’ reputation or legal standing,” said Dean R. Gallant ’72, an executive officer on the Committee, DANGEROUS QUESTIONSThe University set up the committee in the fall of 2003 to review applications submitted by undergraduate and graduate students, as well as faculty members, who propose research projects that involve human subjects. When the group considers projects...
...with sincerity and depth. He sings with feeling and a face that begs for sympathy, winning the hearts of the crew. Hill returns as Captain Corcoran, Commander of the H.M.S. Pinafore, another slightly ridiculous older man, though a somewhat more complex one this time. In “My Gallant Crew,” one of my favorite songs of the night, the sailors welcome their captain as a much-loved coach. Throughout the opera, Hill’s expression wavers between happiness and anxiety—fitting for the slightly-out-of-touch, nervous father of the desired Josephine.Forbess...