News Releases for 2005
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RAND and Seven Universities Create Policy Institute for Hurricane-Ravaged States, Appoint Director December 21, 2005
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Stress from Long Work Hours, Rather Than Deployments, Leads to Decline in Military Re-Enlistments December 20, 2005
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Study Finds High-Quality, Universal Preschool Would Benefit California's Population Centers December 15, 2005
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Former National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski to Chair RAND Center for Middle East Public Policy Advisory Board December 08, 2005
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Local Police Should Address Recruitment and Retention Challenges November 16, 2005
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RAND Study Finds Undocumented Immigrants Are Most Likely to Be Uninsured November 10, 2005
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New Approach to Estimating Terror Risk Can Help Better Target Homeland Security Fund Allocation November 09, 2005
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Terrorism Risk Insurance Act Creates Effective Mechanism for Sharing Financial Risk October 25, 2005
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Three Members Join RAND Board of Trustees October 24, 2005
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Education Leaders Join with Council for Aid to Education to Promote Wide Use of Collegiate Learning Assessment October 17, 2005
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John D. Graham Appointed Dean of Pardee RAND Graduate School October 17, 2005
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Most Public Schools Managed By Edison Schools Match or Exceed Gains of Comparable Public Schools in 4 to 5 Years October 11, 2005
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RAND Study Links Higher Prices for Fruits and Vegetables to Excess Weight Gain Among School Children October 05, 2005
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RAND Study Says China Fails to Adequately Control WMD Exports September 26, 2005
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Advancing Medical Technology Likely to Greatly Inflate Future Medicare Costs September 26, 2005
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RAND and USC Announce Partnership to Foster Joint Research and Educational Programs September 16, 2005
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Computerizing Medical Records Could Save $81 Billion Annually and Improve the Quality of Medical Care September 14, 2005
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High World Oil Prices and Technological Developments Could Make Shale-Derived Oil Competitive August 31, 2005
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RAND Study Finds Gaps in Public Health Agency Responsiveness to Reports of Suspicious Illnesses August 30, 2005
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RAND Study Points Out Challenges States Are Grappling with as They Expand High-Quality Preschool Programs August 23, 2005
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Lower Quality Medical Care Linked to Early Death Among Older Patients at Risk of Declining Health August 15, 2005
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RAND Study Finds Visual Arts Picture Isn't As Rosy As It First Appears August 11, 2005
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RAND Study Identifies Ways to Cut Deaths and Illness Among Mothers and Young Children in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania August 03, 2005
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Cambodian Refugees Suffer from Psychiatric Illness at High Rates Two Decades After Escaping Homeland Terror August 02, 2005
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Guidelines for Improving U.S. Nation-Building Operations July 21, 2005
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Military Actions in Iraq and Afghanistan Have Stretched U.S. Army Thin July 13, 2005
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RAND Study Recommends Cost-Effective Programs to Maximize the Number of HIV Infections Prevented in the U.S. July 12, 2005
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Transition of San Diego Government Moving Too Slowly July 06, 2005
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Imprisoned Low-Level Drug Offenders in Arizona and California Typically Could Have Faced More Serious Charges June 23, 2005
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U.S. Terrorism Insurance System Falling Short; Improvement Needed to Protect Nation's Economy June 20, 2005
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William Overholt to Head RAND Center for Asia Pacific Policy June 13, 2005
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Bruce Hoffman Appointed to RAND Corporation Chair in Counterterrorism and Counterinsurgency June 09, 2005
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LRN Chairman and CEO Dov Seidman Joins the RAND Corporation Institute for Civil Justice Board of Overseers May 31, 2005
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Americans Will Back Military Action Overseas If They Believe the United States Has "Important Stakes" in a Battle May 29, 2005
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RAND Corporation Wins Award from American Association for Public Opinion Research May 25, 2005
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China's Defense Spending Is Lower Than Previous Outside Estimates May 19, 2005
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More Than 730,000 People Have Filed Asbestos Injury Claims in U.S., Costing Defendants More Than $70 Billion May 10, 2005
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RAND Studies Make Recommendations for a Successful Palestinian State April 27, 2005
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Knowing How Terrorist Groups Learn and Adapt Can Aid Counterterrorism Efforts April 26, 2005
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Disabled at Work: Hidden Cost of Jobs for Older Americans April 25, 2005
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John Parachini to Lead RAND Intelligence Policy Center April 13, 2005
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Weight Loss Surgery Helps Severely Obese People Lose More Weight Than Diet and Exercise April 04, 2005
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Creating Universal Preschool in California Would Create Benefits That Surpass Costs March 30, 2005
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Backlash Against HMOs Caused Few People to Bolt from the Health Plans March 24, 2005
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Strategies in “War on Drugs” Need to Be Reassessed As Drug Use Patterns Change March 21, 2005
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Just One-Third of Cardiologists Agree Racial Disparities Exist in Cardiac Care March 15, 2005
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Evidence Mixed on Demand and Impact of Out-of-School Programs March 03, 2005
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Contributions to Colleges and Universities Up By 3.4 Percent March 02, 2005
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RAND Study Says Communities Can Learn Lessons from Worker Exposure to Anthrax in Washington February 22, 2005
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UN Nation Building Record Compares Favorably with the U.S. in Some Respects February 18, 2005
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Arts Policy Should Focus on Building Individual Appreciation of the Arts February 15, 2005
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Reform of California Nonclassroom-Based Charter Schools Has Improved Financial Oversight February 14, 2005
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Multiple Types of Alcohol Advertising May Influence Adolescent Drinking February 04, 2005
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RAND Expands Early Childhood Policy Research in Pittsburgh with Gift from PNC Financial Services February 02, 2005
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Airliner Anti-Missile Systems Too Expensive and Unreliable January 25, 2005
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Conspiracy Beliefs Among African Americans Deter Condom Use January 25, 2005
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RAND Book Proposes Ways to Improve Government Performance January 11, 2005
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California Schools Lag Behind Other States on Almost Every Objective Measurement January 03, 2005