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Harvard and its student body have utilized the computer rapidly, and most developments have actually eased workloads and communication. However, it is worth nothing that both the computer and the telecommunication fields, two of the fastest-growing business fields, have been somewhat neglected by Harvard students considering future careers. A lot of potential remains untouched...
Both dominated their respective heats during preliminary races on Saturday. Harvard's varsity eight had the fastest heat time, being clocked at 5:55.6 minutes. The Huskies finished only a tenth of a second behind in their heat with a time...
...expendable gaskets in America's re-engineering. But Adams, the creator of a sack-shaped, ever threatened corporate loser named Dilbert, was there first. The result is that Dilbert, which already runs in more than 800 newspapers with a readership of some 60 million people, is still the fastest-growing comic strip in the country...
...roll the economy back to state-controlled socialism. "The people who said the reforms could never be reversed are coming up short," says Marshall Goldman, associate director of the Harvard Russian Research Center. "At the moment, everyone's in a race to see who can go backward the fastest...
...Reynolds, who had left Millstone in a labor dispute two years before. Reynolds shared some hair-raising stories about his days off-loading fuel. He told Galatis--and has since repeated the account to TIME--that he saw work crews racing to see who could move fuel rods the fastest. The competition, he said, tripped radiation alarms and overheated the fuel pool. Reynolds' job was to remove the big bolts that hold the reactor head in place. Sometimes, he said, he was told to remove them so soon after shutdown that the heat melted his protective plastic booties...