She graduated from a joint program of the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and Tufts University and received a master's in photography and related media from Parsons.
New York Life bought the campus last April for $35 million from a joint venture of the Gale Company of Florham Park, N.J., and a Morgan Stanley real estate investment fund, which acquired it from I.B.M. in the mid-90's.
The analytic framework identified three broad groups of genes from a joint analyses of in vitro and in vivo rats toxicogenomic experiments.
She graduated with a bachelor's degree from a joint program of Tufts University and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, and received a master's degree in journalism from Columbia.
The men, from a joint force of National Police officers and members of the local Awakening Council, an armed neighborhood group backed by the Americans, were operating in a district near the Diyala River, about an hour's drive north of Baghdad.
Our view is that this specific quality the sense of beauty-derives from a joint activity of neural cortical populations responsive to specific elementary or high order features present in works of art and neurons located in emotion controlling centers.
SMS evolved from a joint endeavour of the regional care organisation of general practitioners, the health insurer and the evaluators.
Titled "Management of Hyperglycemia in Type 2 Diabetes: A Patient-Centered Approach," this effort results from a joint request of the ADA and EASD executive committees and represents the final product of years of work (1).
Last October, Jamestown bought the bulk of its portfolio, which makes up 15 percent of Newbury Street's buildings, from a joint venture of Taurus Investment Holdings and UrbanMeritage, both based in Boston, and Anglo Irish Private Investors, an affiliate of Anglo Irish Bank.
Long-term improvement of the situation might come from a joint initiative of government, trade associations, and trade unions, set up in 1998 to fight unemployment.
