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Sodium lauryl sulfate is an incredibly common ingredient in hair and skin care products. The ingredient is FDA-approved, but has come under fire in recent years, leading some skin and hair care companies to discontinue the use of ingredient in their products. The ingredient has a number of alternate names, which can make it difficult for consumers to spot the chemical on ingredient lists in products. Among these other names are SLS, sodium dodecyl sulfate, SDS, docetyl sulfate sodium salt, sodium lauryl sulfate ether and sulfuric acid monododecyl ester sodium salt.
Although sodium lauryl sulfate is an organic compound, it is industrially manufactured for use in hair and skin care products. To produce the ingredient, manufacturers begin by extracting lauryl alcohol from either palm oil or coconut oil. Then, the lauryl alcohol is combined with sulfur trioxide gas, a substance that is derived from a very strong acid known as sulfuric acid. The resulting substance is very acidic in nature and would cause damage to the skin if applied in its raw form, making it necessary to add sodium hydroxide or sodium carbonate to neutralize the chemical, creating the finished product--sodium lauryl sulfate. In its raw form, sodium lauryl sulfate is either a fine, white powder or a tablet or pellet formed from this powder.
Sodium lauryl sulfate's primary role in hair and skin care products is that of a surfactant, an ingredient that is vital to products designed to cleanse the skin or hair, such as shampoos, facial cleansers, body washes, shower gels and soaps. The purpose of cleansing products is to remove oil and impurities from the hair and skin to keep them clean and healthy. The reason that shampoos and cleansers are necessary is that ordinarily, water does not mix with oily substances and instead, forms beads and rolls off.
The mechanism behind this phenomenon is a force known as surface tension, which helps liquids etain the shape of their droplets. Water has a lower surface tension than oily substances, and is therefore unable to disrupt the shape of their droplets to combine with them. When a surfactant like sodium lauryl sulfate is added to water, the ingredient lowers the surface tension of oils and dirt, allowing the water to mix with the substances and then wash them away.
As a surfactant, sodium lauryl sulfate is very effective and capable of cleansing even very oily hair or skin. The ingredient also produces a large amount of foam and suds, which many consumers prefer. The industrial manufacturing process used to create the ingredient is rather inexpensive, which is one of the main reasons for the popularity of the use of sodium lauryl sulfate in the hair and skin care industry. By using the ingredient in their formulas, manufacturers can cut down on costs and, in turn, offer products at a cheaper price. For those looking for an inexpensive hair or skin care product, one that contains sodium lauryl sulfate offers maximum effectiveness at a more affordable price than many products that contain alternative ingredients.
One of the drawbacks to sodium lauryl sulfate is that the ingredient is a known irritant. In people with sensitive skin or skin allergies, sodium lauryl sulfate has the potential to cause redness, irritation and swelling. Studies have found that sodium lauryl sulfate is most likely to cause irritation when left on the skin for an hour or longer, and as a result, it is important to thoroughly rinse the skin or hair after using a product that contains the ingredient to ensure that none of the chemical remains on the skin or scalp.
Another concern regarding sodium lauryl suflate emerged after studies found that the ingredient may have a detrimental effect upon the hair. In one such study published in the International Journal of Cosmetic Science, samples of hair that were exposed to sodium lauryl suflate were studied under a microscope and found to have developed structural flaws in the protective coating of the hair strand, known as the cuticle. In theory, if sodium lauryl suflate is able to damage the cuticle, the ingredient could make the hair more susceptible to split ends and breakage;however, more research is needed to determine the likelihood that sodium lauryl suflate could produce this much damage to the hair.


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He didn't do that. Do you know what he did? He prayed and he stayed above the fray. Because when you have the right they, the needs based people in your life surrounding you, they will give you the props to stay above the fray and to discover the path God has for your life. That's what Nehemiah did. You have got to step up. I can't be frozen in fear. This past July, I had a powerful experience occur in my life. I'd been praying for a man, a very cold hearted man. In fact, he was the coldest man I'd ever talked to about spiritual issues. I'd been praying for him for years and years and years to become a Christ follower. I shared Jesus with him on several occasions in Union, Ontario, Canada , but the response I received was unbelievably hard.
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The Next Convergence
A succinct description of how the recent period of growth in developing countries is leading to a convergence with the advanced countries, or developed world.
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Growth and development economics and policy, structural change in the global economy, impact on advanced and developing countries, informational structure of markets, growth and policy in the major emerging markets; China, India, Brazil.
Michael Spence is distinguished visiting fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). Previously, Dr. Spence served as the chairman of an independent commission on growth in developing countries, professor emeritus of management in the Graduate School of Business at Stanford University, a senior fellow of the Hoover Institution at Stanford and professor of economics at the Stern School of Business at New York University.
He served as dean of the Stanford business school from 1990 to 1999, where he oversaw the finances, organization, and educational policies of the school. From 1984 to 1990, he served as the dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Harvard, overseeing Harvard College, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and the Division of Continuing Education. He taught at Stanford as an associate professor of economics from 1973 to 1975. From 1975 to 1990, he served as professor of economics and business administration at Harvard, holding a joint appointment in the business school and the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. In 1983, he was named chairman of the economics department and George Gund professor of economics and business administration.
He is the author of the book, The Next Convergence: The Future of Economic Growth in a Multispeed World (Ferrar, Straus and Giroux, forthcoming in May 2011). He writes monthly comments for Project Syndicate and occasional op-ed pieces in the Financial Times and other major newspapers and magazines.
Dr. Spence is a recipient of the John Kenneth Galbraith Prize for excellence in teaching and the John Bates Clark medal, awarded every two years to an economist under the age of forty, for a "significant contribution to economic thought and knowledge." In 2001, Spence received the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences.
He earned his undergraduate degree in philosophy at Princeton and was selected for a Rhodes scholarship. He was awarded a BS-MA in mathematics from Oxford and earned his PhD in economics at Harvard.
Dr. Spence serves on the boards of Genpact and Mercadolibre, and a number of private companies. He is a member of the board of the Stanford Management Company, and the International Chamber of Commerce Research Foundation. He is a senior adviser to Oak Hill Investment Management and a consultant to PIMCO.
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Jobs growth was slow in May, renewing pessimism about the U.S. economy.
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Many low-paying jobs have moved from the United States to rapidly growing markets abroad, and higher-paying jobs may soon follow. While Americans benefit from cheaper goods, employment opportunities have diminished. Policymakers should address this trade-off as a first step toward tackling questions of inequality and economic distribution.
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Since the 2008 financial crisis, the conventional wisdom has been that a long, difficult recovery for eurozone economies will eventually lead to strong growth. But this narrative is losing credibility.
I do not believe that foreigners contribute usefully by issuing strong opinions about how a country's citizens, or those of a larger unit like the European Union, should decide when faced with an important political choice. Our insights, based on international experience, may sometimes be helpful; but there should never be any confusion about the asymmetry of roles.
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Markets plunged again this week, a mini quake with the apparent epicenter in China. The question on the minds of economic policy makers and investors is what is going on and what will the future hold?
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A. Michael Spence argues that economic inclusion sustains social and political cohesion—and hence the very growth needed to help mitigate the effects of rising inequality.
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A. Michael Spence writes that political insecurity, potential conflict, and deteriorating international relations are increasingly powerful impediments to economic progress.
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A. Michael Spence urges China's leaders to be steady-handed and sensible in their foreign policy and domestic reform agendas so as to maintain the kind of economic stability necessary for complex structural changes to work their way through the Chinese economy with minimal disruption.
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A. Michael Spence describes the global economy of tomorrow as one in which the most powerful flows will be ideas and digital capital instead of goods, services, and traditional capital.
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A. Michael Spence writes that Spain appears to be in the early stages of restoring a balanced and sustainable growth pattern.
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A. Michael Spence and David Brady argue that reformers facing tough constraints on fiscal policy can have a bigger impact on growth by targeting structural rigidities in their economies.
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A. Michael Spence argues that financial markets' tilt toward pessimism over emerging markets' growth prospects risks overcompensating for past inattention.
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A. Michael Spence argues that "secular stagnation" is not a problem that the United States and other advanced economies should try to solve.
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Michael Spence writes that the pursuit of equitable and inclusive economic growth will be a defining feature of economic policymaking in 2014.
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What does 2014 have in store for the global economy? Five experts identify the most important trends, challenges, and opportunities in the upcoming year.
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Michael Spence writes that recovery will depend on the tradable sector's growth potential.
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Michael Spence argues that continued U.S. debt ceiling brinkmanship will reinforce perceptions that American politics are helplessly parochial, encourage other nations to diversify away from holding U.S. sovereign debt, and accelerate the decline of America's global economic influence.
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Michael Spence writes that the lack of economic policy coordination around the globe has become more problematic as the world's economies have grown more interconnected.
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Michael Spence writes that slowing growth puts Chinese authorities in the tricky position of shifting their economy from a growth model based heavily on public investment-led growth to a growth model that mixes more domestic consumption with higher-yielding forms of investment.
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Michael Spence writes that cooperation between the United States and China on issues surrounding the environment, trade, investment, and financial stability will be critical not only for the continued well-being of the two countries, but also for the successful rebalancing of the world economy.
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Michael Spence argues that, although research suggests high debt levels have a negative effect on long-term growth, countries cannot restore growth through austerity measures alone.
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Generally, for advanced countries with deep and liquid capital markets like the United States, the best policy is to allow these markets to determine exchange rates.
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In an interview with Fareed Zakaria, Michael Spence discusses the effect of income inequality on national economies.
Foreign Affairs Managing Editor Jonathan Tepperman interviews Nobel Prize-winning economist Michael Spence on current trends in unemployment, government spending and policy, the speed of globalization, and Obama's options for a troubled economy.
In this interview with France 24, Michael Spence explains why he believes the euro is not out of the woods yet.
Peter Robinson of Human Events magazine's "Uncommon Knowledge" video series talks with Michael Spence.
Michael Spence appears on the Wall Street Journal Report with Maria Bartiromo to describe the changing fortunes of the U.S. economy.
Newsweek interviews Michael Spence about his book The Next Convergence, American inequality, the future of China's economy, and how to win a Nobel.
In this interview with Amar C. Bakshi, Michael Spence gives his take on the economic future of China and the world.
Justin Lahart of The Wall Street Journal asks Michael Spence what the world will look like when emerging economies catch up with the United States.
Michael Spence appears on Charlie Rose to discuss his book, The Next Convergence.
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Foreign Affairs Managing Editor Jonathan Tepperman interviews Nobel Prize-winning economist Michael Spence on current trends in unemployment, government spending and policy, the speed of globalization, and Obama's options for a troubled economy.
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Vasodilator testing is used to determine how much the pulmonary blood vessels can relax over a brief period of time (minutes to a few hours). Its main purpose is to screen for patients who might respond favorably to calcium channel blockers, but it also has prognostic value. Patients who have significant acute vasodilator responses have a better prognosis than non-responders. Acute vasodilator testing must be done during a right heart catheterization. Medications used to perform acute vasodilator testing include inhaled nitric oxide, intravenous epoprostenol and intravenous adenosine. Whether it should be done routinely with all right heart catheterizations or just in select cases is controversial. The American College of Chest Physicians Consensus Pulmonary Hypertension Guidelines suggest that it be done routinely, but because patients with connective tissue disease-related pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) and some of the other associated pulmonary arterial hypertension conditions are very unlikely to have significant acute vasodilator responses, some argue that it should be reserved for patients with idiopathic PAH. Furthermore, acute vasodilator testing could be deemed unnecessary in patients who are not going to be considered for calcium channel blocker initiation, such as those already taking them or in patients with New York Heart Association/World Health Organization Functional Class IV.
The definition of a significant acute vasodilator response has evolved over the years. The current definition endorsed by the American College of Chest Physician Guidelines consists of a drop in mean pulmonary artery pressure of at least 10 mm Hg (or 20%) to below 40 mm Hg. This definition is based on evidence from a large French registry of patients indicating that PAH patients meeting these guidelines have roughly a 50% chance of experiencing a long-term favorable response to calcium channel blockers. Even so, the overall likelihood of a long-term favorable response to calcium channel blockers among all idiopathic PAH patients is only 5 to 6%.
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Alan Turing at Princeton University
Posted May 3, 2012; 12:00 p.m.
Alan Turing, who earned a Ph.D. from Princeton in 1938, is considered the father of computer science. Read more.
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ANDREW APPEL: 2012 is the 100th
anniversary of the birth
of Alan Turing, who in many
ways is the founder of
computer science.
When Alan Turing arrived at
Princeton in 1936, there was
no such thing as a
computer science
department, here or anywhere.
The math department, as it was
at Princeton in the 1930s, had
been built by Oswald Veblen.
He recruited some of the best
mathematicians and logicians
in the world.
The Institute for Advanced Study
was founded in about
1930, in Princeton, and for
the first 10 years of its
existence it shared a building
with the Princeton math
department, here in
the old Fine hall.
And this is where Turing and
Church and von Neumann and
even, Einstein, would have had
their afternoon tea and
So when Alan Turing was about
23 years old, in Cambridge,
Alan Turing sent his paper "On
Computable Numbers" off for
publication and then he came
to Princeton, to study with
Alonzo Church.
Turing's paper, in 1936, was so
revolutionary that very few
people understood it.
Alonzo Church understood it, at
Princeton, and Kurt Godel,
but these were geniuses.
One could say, that the greatest
computer science
department in the world in the
1930s was the Princeton math
department because
Church's lambda calculus
became the prototype
of programming languages
that we use.
Turing's machine became the
prototype of the computers
developed by John von Neumann at
the Institute for Advanced
Study in Princeton, in which the
program is just stored as
data in the memory
of the computer.
When we program a computer
today, we don't have to go
change the wiring, we just load
in a program and that
concept goes back through von
Neumann, to Turing, and in
some ways all the way back
to Kurt Godel, in 1931.
Today Princeton, in the 21st
century, has a real computer
science department.
It Is one of the great computer
science departments
of the world.
We study many of the same
things that Alan Turing
himself, was interested in; the
theory of computation, the
construction of real computers,
we study artificial
intelligence, which Turing
became interested in in the
late 1940s, we study the
applications of computation to
biology, which Turing
became interested in
in the early 1950s.
We owe a lot to Alan Turing
and the mathematicians at
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From Sophocles to Shelley
Posted April 27, 2012; 12:00 p.m.
Freshmen share their thoughts on a yearlong humanities course. Read more.
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LEKHA KANCHINADAM: The Humanities Sequence is all-encompassing.
We try to get music, philosophy, literature,
history, politics, and we get professors that
are experts in the discipline to come and
PAUL FANTO: What is great about this course then is that
you get the scope. You get to see all the
works in relation to each other and you can
see how one flows into the other; how two
texts present the same ideas.
ANDREW FRAZIER: As a freshman it sets you up for so many different
disciplines because it gives you, you know
it builds you a scaffolding of all of Western
ISABELLE LAURENZI: The course starts with Homer and we read the
Iliad and the Odyssey, and then first semester
goes, so it starts with Homer and goes all
the way up to Dante.
PAUL FANTO: This new semester right now we're reading
Renaissance to modern works, is the most fascinating
I've studied just because I've had that background
from the first semester.
LEKHA KANCHINADAM: We've had a few lectures on the music in the
era and this semester we're lucky enough to
have Professor Scott Burnham whose a professor
in the music department. Professor Burnham
is vivacious and inspired and he gets us going.
He actually got us to sing a four part harmony
for one of the lectures so that was a lot
of fun.
DYLAN LARSON-KONAR: Thanks to some generous donors who gave to
the program that puts together the HUM course
and the outings that we can do, we were able
to go to the Met Opera in New York to see
Don Giovanni, and this is while we were reading
Don Juan which has a lot of different parallels
to it.
MAELI GOREN: You should not let the fact that it's an application
process scare you because first of all you
got into Princeton, so you're qualified to
take this course.
ALAN RYAN: I'm not ashamed to speak with them, and to
ask them the reasons for their actions. Enlightenment
has to be struggled for.
LEKHA KANCHINADAM: My precept this semester is only 10 kids,
and we getâ Ãîeveryone gets a chance to talk
and really delve deeper into the text.
MAELI GOREN: I got to form great personal relationships
with professors in the film department, in
the comparative literature department. I feel
like those people all now know me personally
and take a personal interest in my academic
ISABELLE LAURENZI: They're all really here for you.
ANDREW FRAZIER: What's the courses official titleâ ÃîInterdisciplinary
Approaches to Western Culture? Putting that
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Tom and I had a lot of fun at the Wordstock Festival last weekend in Portland. We met Isa Chandra Moskowitz, author of bestselling vegan cookbooks such as Veganomicon and Vegan Cupcakes Take Over the World. Neither of us realized until the day of the event that we were presenting together in a room. She brought some delicious looking vegan cookies from her new book and Tom made green smoothies for everyone. Fun times!
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Kara Kazior, a food service worker in the University's bake shop, prepares a tray of sweet treats during an early-morning shift. This video features the dedicated staff members who produce dozens of baked goods for residential dining halls, Dining Services retail operations and catered events across campus every day.
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Video feature: 'The Sweet Life at Princeton's Bake Shop'
Posted January 19, 2012; 12:00 p.m.
Anyone passing by the area of University Place and Nassau Street on a weekday morning may notice a tantalizing aroma but not realize where it's coming from. The bouquet of butter, sugar and spice emanates from the University bake shop, which has been located in the lower level of Madison Hall since 1979.
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Opening Exercises marks the beginning of the academic year with music, student awards, readings from religious and philosophical traditions, and an address by President Shirley M. Tilghman. Above, Tilghman appeals to students to apply the University's educational offerings to better themselves and the world around them.
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Citing the Occupy movement that called for greater economic equality, Princeton President Shirley M. Tilghman asked students at Opening Exercises Sunday, Sept. 9, to use the protests as inspiration for spending their time at the University bettering themselves and the world at large.
"Now don't panic — I don't mean to suggest that you are going to live in a soggy pup tent on Cannon Green for the next four years," Tilghman said in her address. "Instead, I am co-opting that phrase from last year's political season to preview what I hope will be the many ways in which you will seize the moment, take this University by storm, make it uniquely your own and leave it better than you found it."
Along with making the most of opportunities on campus and around the world, students should direct their Princeton education, and its associated privileges, to a purpose greater than themselves, she said.
Residents of Mathey College, one of the University's six residential colleges, eagerly await the start of Opening Exercises.
The new students and their families — joined by new and returning graduate students, other undergraduates, faculty and staff — filled the University Chapel and two simulcast sites for the interfaith service that traditionally marks the start of each academic year. Classes begin on Thursday, Sept. 13.
Freshman members of Whitman College enter the University Chapel for Opening Exercises, the official beginning of students' undergraduate careers.
Members of the Class of 2016 entered the chapel with other students in their respective residential colleges. Each group was led by a student carrying a colorful banner bearing the college shield, as the students preceded faculty members and administrators in academic regalia. The procession followed African drummers and kite-bearers waving colorful pieces of cloth on long poles.
In addition to Tilghman's address, the event included music, prayers and readings from various religious and philosophical traditions. Undergraduate students also were recognized for their academic achievements during the previous year.
Mace bearer Jeff Nunokawa (left), a professor of English, and President Tilghman (center) enter the chapel as freshmen look on.
The ceremony began with a welcome from Tilghman to the new and returning members of the University community. She noted that the 1,357 new members of the Class of 2016 come to Princeton from 48 states, plus Washington, D.C., and 57 countries, and that both the new undergraduates and the 615 new graduate students hail from six of the seven continents — "proof positive that Princeton is truly a global university."
In her remarks, Tilghman laid out multiple explanations for how the new students could "Occupy Princeton," starting with students' varied reasons for choosing to come to the University, including the beauty of the campus; an intellectual environment that includes a diverse range of academic opportunities, the senior thesis requirement and the chance to work closely with faculty members; and well-supported extracurricular groups — as well as many options yet to be explored.
"Each Princeton experience is forged from a highly individual spectrum of interests, talents, initiative, focus and, yes, serendipity. Luck matters," Tilghman said. "The roommates you are randomly assigned, the conversations you happen upon in the dining halls, the preceptor who takes a special interest in your work, the play you decide to audition for on a whim — who knows what will turn out to be a revelatory moment in your Princeton experience?"
African drum music plays as the procession — made up of the choir, faculty and administrators — comes into the chapel.
Princeton students have limitless opportunities, but only a limited time to take advantage of them, she said, so they must sample their options while keeping their futures, goals and time in mind. She quoted the 19th-century French scientist Louis Pasteur, who said, "Chance favors only the prepared mind."
"With a prepared mind, you can leave your mark on Princeton by the ways in which you choose to spend your time and engage with your classmates and fellow students," Tilghman said.
She also encouraged students to occupy Princeton by embracing its philosophy of global learning — studying nations, cultures and languages on campus and through immersion abroad. She cited Global Seminars that took place this summer in Rio de Janeiro and Athens, and students who interned in Stockholm, Instanbul and Kampala, Uganda.
"Whether you describe the world as flat, or shrinking, or massively interconnected, it has profoundly changed, and modern well-educated citizens need to be cosmopolitans — a word that Professor of Philosophy Anthony Appiah has used to describe a person who is genuinely familiar with and at ease moving between cultures, without losing sense of his or her own identity," Tilghman said.
During the interfaith ceremony, senior Kanwal Matharu reads a Sikh blessing amidst other readings from the Christian, Hindu, humanist, Jewish and Muslim traditions.
Finally, Tilghman turned to the Occupy movement that began last September in Zuccotti Park near Wall Street in New York City. Just as the protesters drew attention to the gap between the top 1 percent and the bottom 99 percent in income, Tilghman suggested that there is a similar gap in opportunity. She asked the new students to recognize that now, in joining the Princeton community, they are becoming part of the 1 percent in terms of future opportunity, irrespective of their backgrounds. In acknowledging that such a privilege carries broad responsibilities, Tilghman urged them to conduct themselves with the protesters' spirit and to embrace the University's informal motto of "Princeton in the Nation's Service and in the Service of All Nations."
"We are agnostic about what you choose to do, but we do insist that it have a purpose that is larger than you. In that sense, Occupying Princeton is not an end in itself but, rather, a means of preparing yourselves for many occupations — and vocations — in a world that sorely needs the skills and qualities of mind you bring to this University and will surely enhance over the next four years," Tilghman said.
After the ceremony, freshmen participated in the "pre-rade," a parade through the FitzRandolph Gate at the front of campus, where they were cheered on by other Princetonians as they officially began their undergraduate experience.
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Members of the Class of 2016 — Princeton's largest to date, with 1,357 newly admitted students — fill the pews and balcony at Opening Exercises.
Upperclassmen, standing on the front lawn of Nassau Hall, welcome members of the Class of 2016 to campus at the "pre-rade."
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Like most people, I go online when I want to find out more about a product. I not only seek insights from others like myself, but I also look for information and support from the companies that make or sell those products. If I have questions or concerns, I reach out directly to organizations through a variety of digital channels and social media platforms and expect to receive a credible, informed response in a timely way. In most cases, I've been successful.
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Effective engagement on the social web demands that companies demonstrate consistent behaviors through all their customer touch points - from public relations announcements to marketing and advertising activities to customer service. Consistent messaging, tone and actions require a close alignment between the different functional areas responsible for those communications channels. In addition, the expectation that companies will publicly respond online to questions from their customers in a timely fashion requires the creation of teams and systems as well as the dedication of allocated resources that can support this type of content creation.
In all of these areas, most large pharmaceuticals companies are at a disadvantage. Not only are there institutionalized barriers that make coordination between different functional areas difficult to achieve, but the companies generally do not have the processes or resources in place to support timely, informal communications.
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While many large pharmaceutical companies are starting to recognize the social shift driven by the widespread adoption of different digital technology demands they revise their approach to external communications, the change is slow in coming as the barriers within many organizations are institutionalized. While internal change may yet occur within established organizations, new and emerging companies such as POZEN are at an advantage. By building structures, processes and a culture that embraces the use of new technologies as a means to interact and engage, they are able to drive more effective and efficient interactions with their customers.


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Our Butterfly Chair gets a cool summer update with a bold and simple tie-dye pattern. It has a sturdy frame for maximum stability, and it folds easily for toting to your favorite summer destination.
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