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...personal experience is there’s an entire part of the [senior tutor’s] job University Hall doesn’t see and that has to do with the everyday counseling that goes on on the job,” Poe said...
Lettieri stresses that PEAR’s work, at least for the moment, is centered more on theoretical study and less on practical applications. Nonetheless, Lettieri foresees everyday uses of PEAR’s research emerging in the future. “[PEAR’s research] may one day lead to substantial changes in medical education and practice, as well as breakthroughs in distant healing, intuitive diagnosis, therapeutic touch, intercessory prayer and the clinical applications of subtle energies such as biophoton emissions,” he says...
...some 30,000 reservists for an assault on the major Palestinian towns on the West Bank. But Sharon confounded the assumptions of last year's election pranksters: Most of those drafted went willingly, eager for the opportunity to hit back at a wave of suicide bombings that has made everyday life in Israel unbearable...
Cambridge students will now have some influence over the people who run their schools, which is important because the students are the ones who benefit or suffer from school committee decisions. Students have a perspective that parents, teachers and administrators lack; they see the everyday effects of school committee policies. They know what works and what fails in the real world of the classroom, and they can offer advice on how teachers and administrators can be more effective and efficient...
This trend has already taken hold. Americans send millions of emails everyday. Electronic greeting cards have become more prevalent in the past few years. Most personal bills can easily be paid online. And according to the IRS, 8.5 million tax returns will be filed electronically this year. The USPS cited a decline in the mail volume last year—likely the first of many. Free delivery of letters and postcards, financed by the U.S. government, is a luxury the American public would be willing to pay for with a small tax increase. Government subsidized postal service...