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Huddled in classrooms at MIT, about 200 students and professionals from across the nation engaged this weekend in a giant role playing simulation to debate the pressing issues of human genetics.
"The most critical pressing issue in society today is the loss of privacy," said Dr. Helen Doris Keller, director of the division of human molecular genetics in the department of surgery at Washington University's School of Medicine.
But Smith's image wrinkled a bit as rumors surfaced of a troubled past; of the cruel teasing from other children after her father shot himself through the head when she was eight years old; of a hasty marriage to a man less achieving and ultimately unfaithful; of her own...
"We knew we could afford to stay calm in the first 15 minutes only," Kohler said. "If we hadn't scored by then would we have started pressing myself and [Carella] forward."
For nearly a year, the Rodriguez brothers have been trying to cut a deal with the Colombian government in exchange for slap-on-the-wrist punishment. For just as long, impatient drug fighters in Washington have been pressing Bogota to make the narcobosses pay a stiff penalty for their crimes...