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How Colleges Train for Active Shooters on Campus
Shootings and other incidents of violence often raise alarm among students and faculty members about what they should do when a worst-case scenario becomes a reality. So more colleges are taking extra steps to prepare themselves for one of the most-feared situations in academe: an active shooter on the campus.
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Why Does My Jaw Hurt? 4 Odd Symptoms Women Over 40 Shouldn't Ignore
Ilene Rosen at the Perelman School of Medicine is quoted on her studies of obstructive sleep apnea in women.
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The Federal Reserve System
Peter Conti-Brown of the Wharton School comments on the regional impact on the Federal Reserve and on raised interest rates.
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The Value of Our Daughters
Marybeth Gasman of the Graduate School of Education writes about a Stanford University sexual assault case and issues about gender, class and race.
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The Secret Washington Battle Determining Drug Prices
Ezekiel J. Emanuel of the Wharton School and the School of Medicine writes about drug-pricing policies.
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Cuts Questioned at U of Chicago
Budget cuts are drawing protests at the University of Chicago amid worries academic departments are being asked to pay for a past construction boom -- and faculty members fear that their historical influence on major decisions is being diminished.
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Granite ‘Stumps’ on Mount Royal Run Counter to Park Designer's Vision: Experts
Witold Rybczynski of the School of Design comments on the history of placing statues and art objects in parks.
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Having Surgery in a Doctor’s Office? Make Sure This Life-saving Drug Is Available
Ron Litman of the Perelman School of Medicine writes about the importance of a drug called succinylcholine.
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To Track a Predator: How the Police Identify Threats on Social Media
Last year James Fitch, chief of campus police at North Central Texas College, patrolled several buildings during an emergency-alert test to see how faculty and students responded. Later that day his office noticed that a student had posted a warning on Facebook: A man was meandering through a campus hallway, the student reported, with a loaded gun.
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FDA Panel Backs Teva's Abuse-resistant Opioid Painkiller
Jeanmarie Perrone of the Perelman School of Medicine is quoted on the concerns about high-dose opioids.