Word: doubledealing
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At Harvard, the growth has been steady, but somewhat less dramatic than in the nation as a whole. Still, according to University figures, total non-federal sponsored research nearly doubled to $103.5 million between 1987 and 1993.
When the van was parked in front of the Carpenter Center for Visual Arts yesterday afternoon and evening, it drew many curious passers-by who doubled as photographic subjects, for the cameras aren't duds.
"We've doubled our previous services and added 12 new ones," he said.
The collection documents the high ambition of Coltrane's work at the time, when he doubled on tenor and soprano sax, tested split tones, wrote his own beautifully complex compositions and experimented with long free-form solos. Also included is a detailed booklet of essays and personal reminiscences. (Maybe too...
Besides, how large is the psychological toll? Evolutionary psychology suggests that we're designed to compare our material well-being not so much with some absolute standard but with that of our neighbors. So if our neighbors don't get richer-and if the people on Lifestyles of the Rich...