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...then, did Harvard turn down the EPA's idea, especially during a budget crunch? Perhaps the initial investment would have been too hefty or the level of administrative concern was just not high enough. In fact, Fine said, there need not be any cost at all to the University. Columbia converted its lighting system for free, since "power company rebates paid for the costs...
...have a crunch with specialists," Langan says...
...building, designed to rise five stories above ground and include 81,000 square feet of floor space, will relieve a current space crunch, Fineberg said. He said that while the school has experienced considerable growth in people and programs, it has not built any new structures since the early 1970s...
...improve by playing weak teams," Dooley said. "You build on experiences like these to become better hockey players, so that when crunch time comes in February, you are able to play a much more solid game...
Clinton hopes to ease the money crunch by transferring as much as $30 billion during the next four years from the Pentagon's research budget to civilian science and technology. But faced with an annual federal budget deficit of about $300 billion, the new President cannot support basic research in the lavish, no-strings fashion that scientists have come to expect. Giant projects such as the superconducting supercollider, the proposed $8.25 billion Texas-based atom smasher that will hunt for quarks and other exotic subatomic particles, will come under increasingly tough scrutiny...