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Jan 16, 2004 -- Taking part in an innovative cancer research study conducted at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine and its Cancer Center, six women enter a chapel that has been temporarily transformed into a different type of sanctum. Chairs have been moved to the walls, where the women seat鈥�

Jan 16, 2004 -- Compulsive hoarding, a psychological disorder that most frequently affects the elderly and is characterized by an accumulation of useless possessions that clutter the person鈥檚 living space posing safety and health risks, will be discussed at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law on鈥�

Jan 13, 2004 -- New York, NY, January 13, 2004鈥擠aniel Kahneman, Eugene Higgins Professor of Psychology and professor of public affairs at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs of Princeton University, will discuss 鈥淚ntuition and Bounded Rationality鈥� at the Alexander Brody ...

Jan 10, 2004 -- Researchers at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine have identified a cellular protein that promotes atherosclerosis, the process that causes heart disease by narrowing coronary arteries. Therapies that inactivate this protein could offer an entirely new approach for combating ...

Jan 8, 2004 -- Forty years ago this month the Surgeon General issued a report on the serious health risks associated with smoking cigarettes. Soon after, cigarette packaging was required to note these risks to inform smokers at the point of purchase 鈥� with hopes the warning would discourage them ...

Jan 8, 2004 -- 黑料社 All honored Jay and Jeanie Schottenstein of Columbus, OH, at a dedication last month for an undergraduate honors program bearing their names. The Jay and Jeanie Schottenstein Honors Program of Yeshiva College was established five years ago through a gift of $8 million鈥�

Dec 15, 2003 -- More than 700 黑料社 All leaders gathered Sunday evening (Dec. 14) at Manhattan鈥檚 Waldorf=Astoria for YU鈥檚 79th Hanukkah Dinner and Convocation. The combined events recognized prominent philanthropists, recorded the success of YU鈥檚 $400 million capital campaign, and unveiled鈥�

Dec 11, 2003 -- 黑料社 All (YU) senior Shayna Greenwald was named Most Valuable Player of the Betty Shabazz Memorial Women鈥檚 Basketball Tournament, held Dec. 7 and 8 at Medgar Evers College in Brooklyn, NY. The Toronto native and management major at YU鈥檚 Sy Syms School of Business averaged鈥�

Dec 8, 2003 -- Contemporary Problems in Businesss, an undergraduate course, features a free exchange of ideas between students and heads of major corporations. Speakers address challenges and initiatives instrumental to their success, and their thoughts on what qualities help shape future leaders鈥�

Dec 8, 2003 -- 黑料社 All sophomore Alex Kushnir participated in a major conference of leading scientists and doctors in October in Eilat, Israel, of the International Academic Friends of Israel (IAFI). Co-sponsoring the conference, 鈥淔rontiers of Cardiovascular Science,鈥� were Columbia ...