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...years since the birth of Louise Brown, the world's first test-tube baby, thousands of would-be parents have been assured that as far as scientists knew there was no extra risk of genetic damage associated with in-vitro fertilization, or IVF. No matter how sperm meets egg--whether in a woman's body or in a Petri dish (and even if the sperm needs some help getting inside the egg)--nature is equally vigilant about preventing serious genetic mishaps from coming to term. With those assurances, test-tube births have soared from a few hundred a year...
...scandal, plaintiffs' lawyers involved in the deposition of Duncan's former assistant Shannon Adlong told TIME last week that the shredding of documents actually began on Oct. 13--10 days before Andersen admitted it started and a day after Temple's memo. Adlong, who was responsible for ordering extra bags for the shredded papers, said so much evidence had to be destroyed that 32 "trunks," each the size of a football locker, were hauled off by a shredding company...
Once again, Grumet-Morris was huge in the extra periods. The freshman goaltender maintained his poise, turning away shot after shot for his third overtime win in as many games...
...other side of the coin, playing at Olympic Arena should help the Crimson. With its larger ice surface, Olympic Arena will allow plenty of extra space for Harvard’s fastest skaters, like junior Dominic Moore and sophomore Tyler Kolarik, to maneuver with the puck...
...failings, and seeking to renovate the Core, however, is one thing. Seeking to overhaul the Core, and in effect, the sole guarantee to our liberal arts education, is another. This staff may consider the reduction as encouragingly increasing course flexibility for students. Yet there is no guarantee that one extra course will be used to fulfill the purpose of a liberal arts education. And as the staff continues to support elimination of the Core, they are in fact dangerously mandating a reduction of those elements which make an undergraduate education a truly enlightening experience...