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...English at Vassar College, then spent almost 20 years in corporate jobs. On a lark she registered in a millinery class at the Fashion Institute of Technology, and 10 years later she had a career doing what she always loved best - working with her hands. Her designs reflect her cross-section of customers, from uptown matrons to Japanese tourists, and she asserts, "There really is no substitute for a handmade hat." Feinman also stocks modestly priced jewelry, bags, scarves and gloves. Custom hats are available for 10 percent extra...
Currently, Guilford Pharmaceuticals in Baltimore and Amgen in Thousand Oaks, Calif., are collaborating on a synthetic neurotrophic compound that can be taken orally and then travel to the brain, where it bonds with proteins in dopamine neurons. The tricky part is that most trophic molecules are too big to cross the blood-brain barrier, so Guilford and Amgen are working on a smaller one that can get where it needs to go. The progress so far is promising. "We’re in phase two human trials and the study is going very well," says Dr. Craig Smith...
While Ellison says he enjoys working with a broader cross-section of faculty as dean than he did in his other roles, he looks forward to teaching full-time after his term as dean concludes...
...stranger to synergy. Behind my desk in TIME.com's cluttered bullpen-style newsroom sits CNN's mini-TV studio (a desk and a remote camera) for all manner of cross-promotional chores. Spots on CNN, CNNfn and even CNNi for TIME, Fortune and Money correspondents. Sometimes a pretty lady comes in to read something in Spanish. Once, James Earl Jones came in to talk about the new "Star Wars," and topped it off by recording an endless series of "This is..." sound bites for the CNN-Time, CNN-Fortune and CNN-Entertainment Weekly shows they run when the news...
...Typically, the Fellowship focuses on people at some kind of cross-roads, looking to do some intensive exploration. There is a lot of emphasis on a sense of urgency to get time to stop and think and reflect to get past that cross-road," Paul Bohlmann, director of fellowships at the Office of Career Services said...