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From Nov. 9, 2007, through March 16, 2008, 60 ft. (18.3 m) of it will be on show, along with other Beatific ephemera, at the New York Public Library's main branch on 42nd Street and 5th Avenue. The exhibition includes some of Kerouac's earliest journals, plus family photographs, letters and manuscripts scrawled out and doodled upon...
...Whoever is deserving in whatever branch of government or scientific enterprise will get recognition,” said Robin Herman, assistant dean of communication at the School of Public Health. [SEE CORRECTION BELOW...
...cattle ranch in Wyoming. Her delivery has none of Ari Fleischer's arrogance or Scott McClellan's anxiety. Many of her predecessors came from the antagonistic world of national campaigns, but Perino made her way to the West Wing through a succession of jobs in Congress and the Executive Branch, where life exists beyond the next election and reporters and spokespeople learn to live with--and even respect--the requirements of one another's jobs...
...ze” and I didn’t see why it was necessary to perform the same play year after year. However, the people I met and the experiences I heard about were unlike anything I’d known previously, so in an effort to branch out, I decided to take the class...
...than $1,000. According to Mekalanos, he is cooperating with Morningside to construct a new research center and conduct clinical trials in China, where the new product can be released more quickly than in Europe or the U.S. After establishing the legitimacy of the vaccine, they then hope to branch out to Europe and the U.S. Mekelanos said he plans to conduct clinical trials within the next two years and have the product on shelves within five years. A patent and licensing policy issued in March by Harvard and 10 other research universities, titled “In the Public...