Word: artists
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...diagram "Protein Synthesis," your artist showed the nucleic-acid fragment UGA as a "three-letter word" that "codes for one amino acid...
...grandson. "I will turn you straight out of my house if you go in for any kind of commercial life." But he added: "Beggar yourself rather than refuse assistance to anyone whose genius you think shows promise of being greater than your own." Ford Madox Hueffer, the old artist's grandson, was born into the Rossetti circle. After World War I he changed his Germanic last name to Ford. His achievements included the authorship of 81 books, as well as the more or less legal possession of four wives. Following his grandfather's quixotic instructions, he was feckless...
Obviously this is not hot-and-breathless, burn-baby-burn writing. Unlike apocalyptic novelists, Gaines does not make the revolution happen by surreal rhetoric. He simply watches, a patient artist, a patient man, and it happens for him. When Jane, disobedient at last, walks past her plantation owner to take part in a demonstration, a code goes crack, as surely, as naturally as a root pushing up through concrete. · Melvin Maddocks
...Nickens was the most effective of three Crimson pitchers, holding the Jumbos to two hits in four innings. Fastball artist Barry Malinowski came on in the fifth and struck out five before getting himself into a two-run jam in the seventh. Sophomore Sandy Weissent held Tufts in check in the final two frames...
...Chieftains started the nation' leading strike-our artist. Willy Boynton, and the right-hander asserted himself by striking out nine Crimson batters in the first four innings. Mean-while. Springfield's lethargic batting attack came to life and the Chieftain's led 3-2 into the fifth inning...