Word: environmentally
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Harvest time is coming to the fertile Southwest, and with it one of its biggest cash crops will blossom in fields, along roadsides and in suburban backyard gardens: marijuana. Call the police? Sure, but don't forget the doctor. It turns out that marijuana is no friend to allergy...
But some disabled students have voiced complaints about the receptiveness of the College, and the Harvard community in general, to their needs Members of Access to a Better Learning Environment (ABLE), a campus group dedicated to improving conditions for disabled students, last year criticized the University's support services, claiming...
Precipitating the downpour was a study commissioned by Presidential Science Adviser George Keyworth II. The White House panel bluntly called for remedial action even if some technical questions about acid rain were still unanswered. "If we take the conservative point of view that we must wait until the scientific knowledge...
Longtime industry observers view the loyalty of some customers as a natural outgrowth of the attitudes that IBM drills into its workers from the day they arrive. "IBM creates an environment that is unique because of its strong set of beliefs and principles," says Martin. "It is almost overwhelming how...
Through technology, R. (for Richard) Buckminster Fuller would say, "man can do anything he needs to do." He urged young people to "reform the environment instead of trying to reform man." He argued, in the face of the Malthusian theory of human overpopulation and ultimate self-destruction, that "the entire...