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November 6, 2000 Making the NewsDonald Smith, associate professor of environmental toxicology, was quoted by a San Jose Mercury News reporter who sought his comments on a study suggesting that Beethoven suffered from lead poisoning based on an analysis of the composer's hair. Smith said the conclusions were interesting if true, but noted that it would be hard to prove that the hair sample was not contaminated with lead from an external source. Peggy Downes Baskin of women's studies was interviewed by TV Channel 7
in Philadelphia about the concept of mentoring into mid-life in conjunction with
her participation in a national conference on The Spirit of Women, which took place
in Philadelphia. She was a keynote speaker at the conference along with authors Gail
Sheehy, Matilda Cuomo, Kerry Kennedy, and Ilene Tuttle. |
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