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Articles by Henry Goldstein
Newton South High School students give back through Summer Science Program
This summer in the Newton Summer Science Program, several Newton South High School students are teaching Newton middle-school students courses in science and mathematics. These week-long courses cover fascinating topics, including neuroscience, astronomy, and cryptography.
Women and children first? Gender equity in paediatric medicine
Women and children first?
Women and children first? Gender equity in paediatric medicine
Women and children first?
Women and children first? Gender equity in paediatric medicine
Women and children first?
Women and children first? Gender equity in paediatric medicine
Women and children first?
Don't Forget the Bubbles
The existence of PANDAS and other Paediatric Acute Onset Neuropsychiatric Syndromes has been controversial for the last two decades. What is PANDAS? Paediatric Acute-Onset Neuropsychiatric Disorder Associated with Streptococcal infection, is a concept first mooted by Swedo, an American paediatrician in 1998, as a formé fruste (or incomplete form) of Sydenhams Chorea. Swedo SE, Leonard HL, Garvey M, et al.
How to Calm the Dow Jones Jitters
Given the typical rate of turnover at charities, many board and staff members now at the helm have never carried their organizations through a stock-market shakeout like the current one, and they are nervous. For good reason. Not since October 19, 1987 — when the 508-point dive in the Dow Jones Industrial Average showed up as a 3.8-per-cent loss in personal giving at the end of the year — have we seen a market break of this depth or volatility. Ann E.
Taking the Lead on Ethical Fund Raising
As Paulette V. Maehara takes up her post this week as the new president of the National Society of Fund Raising Executives, her biggest challenge may be the threat to ethical fund raising that has come about because non-profit groups increasingly manage and market themselves as businesses. Consequently, the society’s historic stand against percentage-based compensation is being hotly questioned.
Turner Supplies Needed Boost to Overseas Giving
After a brief flurry of interest, Ted Turner’s $1-billion gift to the United Nations has dropped off the front pages. Churlish articles have impugned his motives, questioned his mental state, and speculated whether the pledge will ever be paid. Mr. Turner is regarded by Atlanta business leaders as a contrarian, an outsider, and an enigma — a fellow whose own local giving in no way justifies his calling other billionaires skinflints, as he has publicly done.
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