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...eight Harvard researchers urged use of the technique for other human pathogens as well, writing that their experiment had demonstrated the “power?? of RNA interference to find new forms of treatment...
...interpreters in order to participate in any class or event. Professional interpreters are required to have bachelor’s and master’s degrees in addition to national certification and training. The support system that Harvard provides for the deaf was one of the deciding factors in Power??s decision to come to Harvard. “I have taken a lot of science classes as an MCB concentrator, and the fact that the interpreting services at Harvard allow me to enroll in classes with such complex terminology is truly a testament to how exceptional...
...adviser called for the U.S. to play a greater role in combatting climate change during a forum at the Kennedy School last night. John P. Holdren, now a professor of environmental policy at the Kennedy School of Government, said the University should use its “extraordinary convening power?? to focus attention on the debate. “If you want the energy system in 2050 to look very different than the one today, you better start changing it now,” he told the audience during his address, entitled “Global Climate Disruption...
...freshman in 1963. Hoffman’s ability to stir the Harvard varsity even as a freshman proved quite the augur: he was almost expelled from the 1968 Games the night before the men’s crew final for apparent complicity in the “Black Power?? protest U.S. track stars Tommie Smith and John Carlos made on the podium. Had Hoffman been booted the night before the final, his crew would have likely elected to forfeit rather than row without him. The IOC eventually cleared him due to lack of evidence, but Hoffman...
...they need to finally catalyze the world into actively combating climate change. While awareness of the critical issue of climate change has grown over the last several years, some in the United States and the world at large—an alarming number of whom are in positions of power??have remained frustratingly unconvinced of the importance and urgency of global warming. They see the evidence of man’s impact unpersuasive and delude themselves into thinking that any serious effects of any climate change that is occurring will occur so far into the future that they?...