When Irene C. Smith found out that her 14-year-old son had Type 1 diabetes, she vowed not to sit around and feel sorry for herself. When problems arose at her son’s school in New Jersey, she realized the disease itself was only the beginning of the struggle.
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By KAY FOLEY LAS VEGAS BUSINESS PRESS
Touro University senior provost and CEO Michael Harter, who helped found the school in 2004, recently announced his impending retirement.
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