Teaching is a vocation, a calling to human service, whose members should aid colleagues under pressure.
Meanwhile in Congress, as Waxman began aiding colleagues in their own elections, he staked out a strong activist position on health care, transportation, and energy and environmental issues, culminating in his first big post, chairmanship of the House Energy and Commerce subcommittee on Health and the Environment.
Thus, a secondary aim for SID-Cymru is to share the skills developed as part of establishing a suicide database, which can aid colleagues who may lack such analytical expertise and foster greater multidisciplinary collaborations and advance suicide research.
In November 2000, the Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute in Walnut Creek, California, decided to help Brenner realize his dream, aided by colleagues in Singapore, the United Kingdom, and Seattle, Washington.
Some will aid their colleagues already working on prototype components for the International Linear Collider (ILC), the next big thing in physics.
The government indicted Mr. Nosal on many counts, including trade secret theft and violation of the computer abuse law for aiding his colleagues in exceeding their "authorized access" to the computers.
To aid recruitment, colleagues in local Primary Care Research Networks contacted practices on behalf of the research team with information regarding the study.
One night last week, it turns out, five of the men with lesser wounds simply disappeared, possibly aided by Taliban colleagues hiding in the city.
Assigned to pursue it, Mr. Phillips, aided by newsroom colleagues, spent days reconstructing his life, scouring school, military, employment and police records; amassing photographs; and interviewing neighbors and associates.
It took Jefferson and colleagues, aided by the BMJ, more than four years to get what they wanted: unrestricted access to all the data with no strings, so they could put it in the public domain – as they now have.
