Word: center
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Poneman '78 also had planned on writing a thesis for several years, and he got a head start last summer when he spent nine weeks traveling through Europe, doing research for his topic, the progress of nuclear energy programs in West European nations. Partially funded by grants from the Center for European Studies and the Center for International Affairs, Poneman interviewed government officials, members of international agencies involved with nuclear power, and members of the press...
With an early lead and a defense that proved from the outset it could hold off Cornell at will, Brown concentrated on establishing a running attack and securing his position behind center. The timid signalcaller of two weeks...
...answers were spelled out clearly and decisively in the course of the Schoellkopf Field grid battle, with junior quarterback Larry Brown writing the script. Coolly wheeling and dealing behind center, the 6'-3'', 190-pound Brown let it be known that the quarterbacking slot was in good hands, and that the running game was fan from dead...
Jeanette Williams, 73, a San Francisco housewife, used to see her doctor every week to make sure she was winning her battle against hypertension, or high blood pressure. Now she merely stops by a shopping center near her home, where she consults a curious-looking machine that resembles an armrest-equipped chair in a college lecture hall. Taking a seat, Mrs. Williams rolls up her sleeve, puts her arm into a vinyl cuff, deposits 50? in the slot and pushes a button. On the console in front of her, the words light up, TESTING-REMAIN STILL. The vinyl cuff tightens...
...ground on which it flourished was a traumatized Europe whose ruins and shaken regimes offered a kind of blank tablet: any design for Utopia, once drawn there, might stick. At one end of Europe, constructivism was apolitical; its center was the De Stijl group in Holland, led by Mondrian and Van Doesburg. The bright shuttles of color-red, blue, yellow, white and black, without tints or complementaries or tones-in works like Mondrian's Color Composition A, 1917, or Van Does-burg's majestic but unbuilt design of 1923 for a university hall-refer to no ideology...