Word: aids
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...medicine in general, have started buying large chunks of time on the SDS 940. One new project responsible for this upsurge is a heart-care unit to monitor continuous heart-patient problems, and to detect subtler signs of danger than the cardiologist can ordinarily hope to notice. Consoles also aid interviews with patients suspected of having genetic problems, by rapidly accumulating genetic history...
McBain was equally happy as director. All his actors held their own while the play pursued its lively path. Larry Gage's set was appropriately scrawny, and his lighting--with the aid of the gridding and an electric fan--appropriately bizarre. Costumes looked as though they'd been worn before, unlike the cardboard casements often displayed on the mainstage...
...transmit student opinion to the administration, despite Mrs. Bunting's religious attendance at the often deadly boring meetings. It is hard to see in what mysterious ways a smaller student government could enliven these meetings; it is impossible to see how a difference in size is gong to aid communication with the administration...
...know that the United Nations is not Santa Claus," Fisher testifies, in making his plea for aid and recognition. He pointed out that Anguilla was still considering alternatives to independence...
...current room-and-board charge will not change. Scholarship, fellowship, and loan funds will be increased so that qualified students will not be excluded from M.I.T. for lack of financial means, Johnson said. He said the percentage of undergraduates receiving financial aid would rise next year...