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Vol. I, Issue 3
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Published 11.10.03
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A Case of Empathy
JiYeon Kim
After class, I happened to flip the channel to the TV show ER (10/30/03). A
single mother was confronted with her drinking problem after she had a car
accident that injured her youngest son. When the father came to take custody
of the two children, she slipped out of the hospital, doused herself with
lighter fluid and lit herself on fire inside her station wagon...
Opinion
Meet Eligible Hospitals Online at Savethematch.com!
Davin Quinn
Last week a breathless mass email was sent to all current fourth years by
the NRMP, the cabal that runs the Match each year. The purpose of the
message was to address the fact that a set of lawsuits is being processed
that challenge the current Match as an anti-competitive system that enables
hospitals to keep resident wages low and work hours high...
Leaving Longwood
Kit Lo
I still remember my first trip to the Coolidge Corner Theatre, just a few
years ago. I was going to see the first American release of the most
successful animated movie of all time in Japan, but as I left the theatre
that afternoon, I realized that I had not only seen a great film
(Princess Mononoke / Mononoke Hime, Miyazaki, 1997), but also
a unique location from Boston's cultural past...
Computer Tip
Soo-Woo Kim
You're late to class. Someone sent you an important email attachment, and
you're trying to open it when Microsoft Outlook...
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picture-perfect now, drain-cloggers later
jen broder
HMStyle
Heidi Goodarzi & Yetsa Tuakli-Wosornu
Ganesh and I(H) sit in the back row enjoying our dynamic, engaging lab
instructor who happens to be Indian. In addition to providing a
comprehensive review of Neoplasia Pathology, he peppers his talk with witty
remarks, jokes and anecdotes...
Survey Says
If we demolished the Children's Parking Garage, what would you put there
instead?
Fresh Cut
Under the Tuscan Sun
Yana Pikman
If you cannot get away from the imminent Boston cold, take a virtual trip
out to Tuscany, where warmth and magic are just around the corner. Loosely
based on the novel by Frances Mayes, this film combines the elements of a
perfect romantic comedy with the beauty of Tuscany...
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