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Yale University professors are pushing the school to protect civil and political rights at the branch campus in Singapore scheduled to open next year.
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Gilead Sciences Inc., which fueled a land grab for hepatitis C therapies with its $10.8 billion purchase last year of Pharmasset Inc., dropped the most in 11 years after some patients on the acquired experimental medicine relapsed after stopping therapy.
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Susan Hockfield, the first woman president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will step down from the post as the college plans for a new fundraising campaign.
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A developing medical theory that hepatitis C can be overcome with the same type of drug cocktails that tamed HIV may drive acquisition strategies as companies try to anticipate which products work best with other medicines.
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John Around Him left Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota for the Army and served in the 2003 invasion of Iraq. He never imagined he’d end up at Dartmouth College five years later, or that veterans would be such an unknown commodity at an elite school.
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Yale University, whose endowment strategy has been a model for U.S. schools, bought new shares of a China exchange-traded fund last quarter.
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When Marion McCollom Hampton graduated from the Yale School of Management in 1982, the program didn’t grant business degrees and she didn’t want one. Its mission was to train leaders of all sorts, not just executives, she said.
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Elizabeth Reaser makes a remarkable transformation in the first minutes of “How I Learned to Drive,” being revived at New York’s Second Stage.
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Yale Law School, citing rising costs, cut back a loan program that encourages indebted students to take lower-paying public-service and government jobs.
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