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...let’s get credit for it,’” Marcus Stern, the HRDC faculty advisor remarked at the meeting. And that’s true. That’s because when Biology concentrators spend fifteen or twenty hours a week doing research in a lab, they can get course credit. But when I do a show, not only do I not get course credit for my fifteen to twenty hours a week of rehearsal; I get met with blank stares when I pronounce the phrase “tech week.” Of course...
...piece, but audiences might come to a different conclusion after watching Nossiter's interviews with figures representing those very forces of homogenization. High-end vintners from France to California hire Michel Rolland, a supremely confident consultant from Pomerol in the Bordeaux region, to upgrade their production. His lab can reduce a blackberry bouquet into its precise chemical constituents, and then tell the paying customer how to put them into his own vintage. After seeing the film, Rolland launched an ad hominem attack claiming Nossiter "must have grown up, like so many Americans, surrounded by Coca-Cola, hamburgers and The Muppet...
...what we’re really going to miss is Jeff as a person,” he said. “He excited young people in the lab and he allowed them to grow. And in a world where people are not lacking in self-esteem, Jeff is a wonderfully grounded person...
...wanted the interaction with people in other departments,” she said. “The second reason is the contact with undergraduates. I have a strong interest in teaching undergraduates in the classroom and in the lab. It’s the way I got interested in research and in science...
...implications of this research will be widespread, according to Herman Pontzer, a graduate student in Lieberman’s lab...