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I’m a Harvard guy. Nixon hired me when I was 22 years old, again, breaking his rule of contempt for Harvard. He did it again and again. And whether it’s Kissinger or Moynihan or me or anybody in between, he just had that rule and he broke it.

Dr. Sidney Pestka M’61 is professor and chair of molecular genetics, microbiology, and immunology at the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey and chair and chief scientific officer of PBL Biomedical Laboratories. In June he received this year’s Warren Alpert Foundation Scientific Prize with the two other scientists whose pioneering research led to interferon therapy for hepatitis C, leukemia, Kaposi’s sarcoma, and other cancers and viral diseases.

She upends the classic structure of the mystery series. Instead of following a single detective through his struggles to solve a new mystery in each novel, she follows a new detective through a single investigation in each new book. The detectives are all tied together as members of the elite Murder Squad of the Dublin Police, and are introduced as minor characters in earlier novels before they claim center stage in a story of their own. Using different protagonists for each story allows her to look at an aspect of character formed by that individual's life and experience.

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I’m a Harvard guy. Nixon hired me when I was 22 years old, again, breaking his rule of contempt for Harvard. He did it again and again. And whether it’s Kissinger or Moynihan or me or anybody in between, he just had that rule and he broke it.

Dr. Sidney Pestka M’61 is professor and chair of molecular genetics, microbiology, and immunology at the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey and chair and chief scientific officer of PBL Biomedical Laboratories. In June he received this year’s Warren Alpert Foundation Scientific Prize with the two other scientists whose pioneering research led to interferon therapy for hepatitis C, leukemia, Kaposi’s sarcoma, and other cancers and viral diseases.

She upends the classic structure of the mystery series. Instead of following a single detective through his struggles to solve a new mystery in each novel, she follows a new detective through a single investigation in each new book. The detectives are all tied together as members of the elite Murder Squad of the Dublin Police, and are introduced as minor characters in earlier novels before they claim center stage in a story of their own. Using different protagonists for each story allows her to look at an aspect of character formed by that individual's life and experience.

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