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...greater reductions in the level of nicotine found in cigarettes. “We’ve spent decades relying on the tobacco industry and on their science and it’s been a disaster,” Connolly said. “We can’t trust this industry for self-regulation.” A study published last month by Connolly and colleagues Hillel R. Alpert, Geoffrey F. Wayne, and Howard Koh showed an increase in the level of nicotine found in cigarettes across all brands and types from 1998 through 2005. Nicotine levels rose...
...generally trust FiCom and I think they do a fine job, so I don’t think we’ll be reforming FiCom,” said Sundquist...
...just in the semantics. It’s an entirely different program which doesn’t just strive for student enrollment, but rather seeks a long-term relationship with another university. These aren’t just weekend flings—it’s about trust, trust that helps to establish a network of universities for Harvard to deal with. And for the record: We’re mighty popular.Discovering the Exchange Rate“Exchange programs are typically an arrangement between two universities to exchange undergraduates,” associate director of the Office of International Programs...
Leadership at Harvard By HOWARD E. GARDNER Friday, February 09, 2007 More so than any other university’s president, Harvard’s president must serve as both a trust officer and an agent of constructive change...
...those differences aside - trust them, the Democrats all want to get along. Clinton, asked if Obama needed to renounce Geffen's remarks, said, "I'm going to leave that up to the other campaign." Biden, who started off his run a few weeks ago by blasting Obama, Clinton and Edwards' ideas on Iraq in an interview, said, "Sign me up, no negatives," shortly after Richardson's appeal. Of course, campaigns are about illustrating differences, and Richardson's Mr. Positive approach can be tough to sustain. Just seconds after his plea for civility, Richardson noted, "Governors actually do things." Undoubtedly...