Gina Yu
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A Farewell to Harvard
Reflecting on my time here, there is nothing I would rather do than thank Harvard for all that it has done.
First, Do No Harm
Instead of asking doctors to bravely accept their fates and patients to blindly forgive a physician who makes a fatal error, a more likely and perhaps equally effective solution would be to reduce the stigma of medical errors and realize that they are, unfortunately, an inherent part of the medical practice.
It’s Not Your Fault
Harvard is not the only place that needs to reconsider its efforts on how mental health is viewed; this is something that should be addressed at a national scale.
It’s Getting Harder and Harder to Breathe
Why do we forget such a dangerously persistent killer? Or perhaps a better question would be, is our ignorance by choice?
Food for Thought
Using impersonal laws to restrict the foods available to Americans is ineffective and inefficient.
Why Wait for Superman?
While the statistics can inspire, they can also add fuel to the already growing fire of disrespect for American schooling.
Minute to Win What?
Networks should not be rewarded for promoting an idle mentality for viewers or a lack of quality programming.
Professor Studies Arctic Climate Change
Next spring, James G. Anderson will embark on a “hunting expedition” to study greenhouse gas emissions in the Arctic, using instruments developed in his lab to measure methane and carbon dioxide emissions of the melting ice cap.
Officials and Professors Discuss Preservation of Amazon
Government officials hailing from Acre, Brazil joined two Harvard professors in a discussion last night about practices for developing local communities while preserving the Amazon Rainforest.
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