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...month-old toddler. I took a nap with my 5-year-old cousin. When we woke up, she was fine, but I had a fever, was in terrific pain and could not walk. After rushing me to the hospital and seeing me go through two spinal taps, my parents heard the dreaded diagnosis: polio. I had paralysis in both legs, my back, right arm, diaphragm and lungs. I spent the next four months in the hospital until I was miraculously able to breathe on my own again. Ahead were years of back and leg braces, more than a dozen major...
Despite Faust’s contemporary focus, the baccalaureate ceremonies did not lack for ritual or religion. Cap-and-gown-clad seniors entered the church in procession and heard several of their classmates read passages from Confucius, the Bible, Hindu scripture, and the Quran...
...company advertising,” Hurley said. “If information on Harvard’s policies is submitted, we can update the University’s score at any time.” David J. Cameron, a spokesman for the Medical School, said that he had not heard of the AMSA Scorecard before it came out yesterday. Cameron added that the school’s conflict-of-interest policies, which are available online, are separate from those of the independently-governed affiliated hospitals. Currently, the Medical School allows faculty members to consult for companies on which they conduct...
...want to be known as a highly successful principal of St. Andrews, not the highly successful female principal,” Richardson said, echoing Faust’s words upon assuming the presidency. Richardson added that she was considering other offers in the U.S. and the U.K. before she heard from St. Andrews last week. The Irish-born scholar noted her long-standing ties to St. Andrews as an affiliate of its renowned Center for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence, stating that “the values and aspirations of the University and mine are closely aligned...
...last time a member of the Clinton family gave a concession speech, it was 1980. The world had not yet heard the name Indiana Jones. Barack Obama was a teenager. Rookie Arkansas governor Bill Clinton, defeated for reelection, choked out the words as his wife stood grimly...