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...studies, including a major report being prepared by the World Health Organization and other international institutions for release this summer. Malaria, for example, has been flourishing in recent years owing to unusually hot weather. Similarly, climate disruptions may be giving new life to such ancient scourges as yellow fever, meningitis and cholera, while fostering the spread of emerging diseases like hantavirus...
...Loker fever," said Adam R. Kovacevich '99. "I'm really impressed with the job they did down here...
While the University was then embroiled in conflict, Cox said the Corporation probably assumed that the fever-pitch of activism would pass and that there would be more important challenges ahead for Harvard...
...think I could describe myself as free of presidential fever--cured by the invention of the vcr. Still, in contemplative moments over the years, I did find myself wondering whether I would have been, as they say, electable. Now, thanks to Mathews' research, I know that I would have had almost precisely as much chance of winning as Michael Dukakis...
...Sundance Fever Comes To Cannes "Twister" may be grossing upwards of $40 million in its U.S. debut, but filmmakers at Cannes are following the Sundance example and cutting economical deals for small "classic" films at a fraction of the cost of the average big-budget Hollywood production. While Dustin Hoffman and his production company, Punch Productions, have announced a deal with the Australian production company Village Roadshow to finance and distribute small dramatic films for about $10 million apiece, action producer Joel Silver is teaming up with "Lethal Weapon" director Richard Donner to make low-budget action films...