Sasha A. Haines-stiles

A Kinder, Gentler Police Force

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The Harvard University Police Department has come a long way since the days when 400 police officers--most from surrounding areas--ejected

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A group of Harvard researchers at Boston Children's Hospital say they have cured cancer in mice by applying new methodology

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Over the course of the year, mounting criticism of Harvard's conflict-of-interest policies has prompted reviews of the guidelines governing research

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Just over a year after Michigan Democratic Representative John Conyers, Jr., introduced a bill in Congress to acknowledge and examine

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As the year 1999 draws rapidly to a close, much of the Harvard community seems more preoccupied with holiday parties

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Geoffrey B. Mainland '00 of Newark, Ohio, is going home for the holidays--well, part of them, at least. After spending

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With all the hype over what may or may not happen as the date rolls over to 2000, possibly causing

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Researchers at Boston Children's Hospital have discovered a naturally occurring protein fragment which has been shown to inhibit tumor growth

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The cure for cancer might be modern medicine's holy grail, the greatest medical discovery since the polio vaccine. Andrus Professor

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In April of 1998, graduate members of the Phoenix S.K. final club heard a nasty rumor. Undergraduate members, it seemed,