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iii) advise the authors on how to work closely with such "entrepreneurial" editors. (iv) help the authors to link with dynamo literary agents (e.g., John Brockman in the sciences) (v) develop a program ethos which encourages entrepreneurial success and transmits key aspects of knowledge in terms of networkin

s to link with dynamo literary agents (e.g., John Brockman in the sciences) (v) develop a program ethos wh

demonstrate how this program might be used effectively to leverage funding dollars and expand their impact. I. This scenario is based on the actual Boston University course that ran from September 1998 through May of 1999: The Freedom Project gave two professors at Boston University $48,000 to teach a year- long

iii) advise the authors on how to work closely with such "entrepreneurial" editors. (iv) help the authors to link with dynamo literary agents (e.g., John Brockman in the sciences) (v) develop a program ethos which encourages entrepreneurial success and transmits key aspects of knowledge in terms of networkin

s to link with dynamo literary agents (e.g., John Brockman in the sciences) (v) develop a program ethos wh

demonstrate how this program might be used effectively to leverage funding dollars and expand their impact. I. This scenario is based on the actual Boston University course that ran from September 1998 through May of 1999: The Freedom Project gave two professors at Boston University $48,000 to teach a year- long

ent of Justice, Tax Division re. US v. Robert T. Brockman (tax evasion) EXPERT TESTIMONY, APRIL 1990-PRESE

: Jonas R. Rappeport) 1980-1981 Consultant, "Research on the Use of Children in Pornography" (National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect grant to Boston University; Principal Investigator: Ann Wolbert Burgess) 1984- 1992 Board of Trustees, Forensic Sciences Foundation (Vice President, 1985-1986) 2001- Resea