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Few MBA classes have ever headed into so much oozing opportunity as the Class of ’98. But their education, it seems, was only beginning, and the hard lesson ahead was that five years, or even 18 months, can seem a lifetime. But the Olin School of Business MBA Class of 1998 is a standout. The Olin School class is featured in a special cover story survey in the nation’s largest circulation newspaper, USA Today.

Workshops will be held weekdays from 9:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m. The teachers — John Dalton in fiction, Ruth Ellen Kocher in poetry and Rockwell Gray in creative nonfiction — will provide both instruction in the genre and constructive criticism of participants’ work.

Nicotine inhalers may reduce smoking-related illnesses

Helping people through neuroscience

After six months, people on the Atkins diet lost an average of 21.2 pounds, vs. 11.5 pounds on conventional diets.

5-16 pop for Alice

Albright delivers the 142nd Commencement address.She said the Group of Eight summit of world leaders in France is a chance for President Bush to clarify the character, purpose of U.S. leadership.

Peck named Alan A. and Edith L. Wolff Distinguished Professor of Medicine

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The innovative surgery aims to restore the voice of Amy Hancock, who lost her larynx to cancer more than five years ago.