Word: baird
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Harvard's biggest strength, no doubt, is whereit has always been: its forwards. This year's teamfeatures a bevy of speedy, skilled wings andcenters, with talented members on each of the fourlines. Even the fourth, err, green line featuressome potent scores: junior Chris Baird, a highlytouted recruit his freshman year who looksprepared to make his big break through; andfreshman Jason Karmonos, who tallied twice againstDalhousie in an exhibition game...
...some world-class scientists can overcome this cyncical view, and take the time to infuse a love of science into the non-scientist. Baird Professor of Science E. O. Wilson, who has written a number of bestselling books on biology, most recently The Diversity of Life (1992), says his secret involves two methods of presentation...
...behavior of owners in recent years, a certain historical analogy is fitting. As written by Baird Professor of History Richard Pipes in The Russian Revolution, Alexandra and her Rasputin (the wife of Russia's last czar and her confidant) "could not have worked more effectively for the enemy if they were full-fledged enemy agents." Similarly, if someone had set out to destroy Major League Baseball, they would have instructed owners to take the exact actions that the owners chose to take on their...
Musicians Jack Hardy, Wendy Beckerman, Stephen Baird, Raymond Gonzales and Amy Malkoff are scheduled to begin performing tonight at 8 p.m. to conclude the birthday celebration...
...Baird Professor of Science Dudley R. Herschbach enthusiastically praised Ma's new philosophy in lab work. The creation and discovery of new compounds is more important to the study of chemistry than the detailed measuring and reporting of most college labs, he said...