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Reality struck when the Crimson strolled into Storrs, Conn. to play UConn with more than a little cockiness. They rolled out with a humbling 2-1 defeat in the record books. But maybe it wasn't so humbling. The refs were bad for one thing, right? And it was pretty cold...
Lyme Disease. In 1975 Yale researchers began investigating a highly unusual cluster of arthritis cases among families living in the rural area of Lyme, Conn. Later, doctors at the U.S. submarine base in nearby New London reported several patients with a distinctive skin lesion that in Europe had been associated with tick bites. The seemingly unrelated ailments became linked when the Yale research team found that about a quarter of Lyme arthritis victims had also had the skin lesions a few weeks before their painful joint swellings began. Subsequent investigations revealed that the skin lesions, arthritis and many other ailments...
...Stamford, Conn., and Palo Alto, Calif., two secretaries of the Xerox Corp. use electronic mail computers to swap and file memos from their bosses, thereby reducing to a minute's time a chore that previously would have involved typing letters and sending them coast to coast...
...relief is on the way. Several companies are working on voice-operated terminals so that bosses can transmit information by literally talking to their computers. International Resource Development Inc., a Norwalk, Conn., market research company, predicts that such machines will be available by 1983 and in general use by 1989. Other experts say that executives will soon be able to operate a machine simply by touching it. An executive wishing to see his morning mail might only have to tap a picture of an In basket displayed on his screen. Doing so would tell the computer to print...
...played the whole first half in the midfield," the Groton, Conn., native says. "Then in the second half I moved to center forward and I've been there ever since...