Glenn -
I think this is a great idea, can we also add to the list the top ten web sites
for resadmin-ers?  It would be especially helpful for the new-comers like
myself!

Glenn Krell wrote:

> Hello resadm-l'rs,
>
> The NCURA conference got me thinking: what might be a  "top ten" list of
> required reading for research administrators in 1999?  I'd like to nominate
> one article, and ask the listserv members what they think should be on such
> a top ten list.
>
> - New Yorker Magazine, June 7, 1999, profile article by James Fallows: "The
> Political Scientist: Harold Varmus has ambitious plans for the future of
> medicine.  But can he get Congress to support the most controversial and
> promising research in medical history?"
>
> Any other nominations for articles that help us to keep current?
>
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> Glenn Krell
> Grants Coordinator
> UC Berkeley School of Public Health
> University of California
> Berkeley, CA 94720-7360
> Tel: (510) 642-9206; Fax: (510) 642-9891
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