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...locking you in an inescapable embrace, like an oak tree that's knotted around a fence. Once his magical blend of jazz and blues gets hold of the listener, there's no escape--and no wanting to leave. Dara, who has played sideman to jazz greats, has become a master...
Millennium's fourth acquisition in as many years. That was just the latest in a series of mergers that have changed the face of the industry. Last month Celera Genomics, once the quintessential genetic information-services company, paid $174 million for Axys Pharmaceuticals of South San Francisco, a master designer of drugs. Another major information-services firm, Incyte Genomics, based in Palo Alto, Calif., laid off 400 employees from one of its gene-analysis services to focus resources on drug development. Late last month Incyte's founder hired a pair of veterans from DuPont Pharmaceuticals as CEO and chief scientific...
...equally valid strategies, and the choice between them is one of personal taste. Most people mix 'n' match. But there is no question as to which approach has society's approval. Our culture celebrates aggressive victimhood. The victim--victim of almost anything--who fights back is one of the master narratives of our time, in plays and movies, on TV talk shows, in books, in politics, in lawsuits. Meanwhile, few things are more socially disapproved than inauthenticity or a refusal to face reality. In choosing confrontation, you embrace the "community" of your fellow victims--another socially approved value. In choosing...
Currier House Master William A. Graham said there were many items on the Masters’ agenda and not enough time left in the meeting to adequately address the UKA issue...
Leverett House Master Howard Georgi ’68, a supporter of the extension until 2:30 a.m., wrote in an e-mail that he considers later keycard access to be an educational matter...