Word: experts
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...urban studies expert's classes, Afro-American Studies 196: "Sociological Perspectives on Racial Inequality in America," and Afro-American Studies 197: "Race, Class and Poverty in Urban America," are offered jointly with the Kennedy School this spring...
...Viscusi '71, an expert on the impact of legal regulation on society, was awarded tenure to Harvard Law School, Dean Robert C. Clark announced on August...
...been consulted by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Justice, among others. In particular, Viscusi's estimates of the value of life and health are used throughout the federal government. The Washington Post once dubbed him the "Reagan Administration's Expert on the Value of Life...
...ever to electronic disruptions. Equally worrisome is the fact that electrical utilities have created enormous, interconnected power grids in an attempt to save money. The power outages that plagued the American West this summer provide a dramatic illustration of how vulnerable these systems have become. "The scale," says transmission expert John Kappenman of Minnesota Power and Light, "is scary." Financial losses alone would amount to billions of dollars, and if the blackouts occurred during a cold snap, or a heat wave, there could be a human toll as well...
...apartment because it "lacks poetry," yet she proposes a two-day affair in which they'll play tourists in their own town. Rohmer adds a sour twist, but the enveloping mood is genial, the body language eloquent, the two players (Serge Renko, Aurore Rauscher) expert entrancers. One wants to bottle this episode; it's the perfect little gift for lovers of film, of Paris and of love...