Word: development
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Meredith T. Stelling '82, the exhibits director, adds that, while the museum tries to satisfy "high-tech" audiences who provided much of the support, financial and otherwise, needed to develop the museum, the exhibits are generally geared toward the general public...
There is enough to keep the museum developers busy. In particular, some of the exhibits were unfinished at the time of the inauguration, the museum's spacious location leaves room for expansion, and the fast-moving computer industry will make some of the current exhibits obsolete a year from now. In addition to the museum's permanent collection. Stelling plans to establish a traveling exhibit about computer issues and history. The museum also has plans to develop jointly with the Boston Computer Society a "computer discovery center" to help the general public understand computers in a relaxed atmosphere...
...tide me over the worst situations and enough love of nature to find beauty and delight in the most unexpected places. And there are so many other things-people and books, music and pictures and, above all else, my own children and the fascination of watching them grow and develop into two such very different persons...
...heart. A Seventh-day Adventist, he was educated at Loma Linda University Medical School, the only Adventist medical college in the world. Bailey had first considered using xenografts during his residency at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children, where, he admits, the idea "drew snickers." When he tried to develop the procedure at Loma Linda, he found it difficult to get his research papers published and impossible to get funding. "I felt rather lonely," he reflected last week. "People didn't understand the importance of this; they weren't watching babies die." Ultimately a research fund...
...cannot go back into the past to study the sun's history, but we can look at stars of similar size to develop a picture of the Sun's development," Bartman says