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According to Daily Editor-in-Chief Tom Geier, the staff was "frantic" until a careful study of the parody revealed that the Cornell Daily Sun was the perpetrator...
...branch in Evansville, Ind. At the same time, many investors realize that a bear market could hit at any moment. Some become spooked by sudden downdrafts and sell too soon. "It's hard to keep people in the volatile blue chips. They're getting whipsawed," says Richard Geier, a broker for Reynolds DeWitt Securities in Cincinnati...
...annex to I Tatti's Biblioteca Berenson, called the Paul E. Geier Library after a noted Harvard benefactor will double the center's collection of medieval books and works of art. It is expected to provide space for I Tatti's expanding collection for the next 40 years and to facilitate a growing public demand for Renaissance studies, according to a statement released by the center...
...live mainly on their creative flair. The losers in the shifting pattern are likely to be the middle-size full-service agencies that are not big enough to compete with the leaders and not agile enough to beat out the small fry. In the future, predicts Interpublic President Philip Geier Jr., "there will be a lot of large companies and a lot of small ones." And Interpublic, he believes, will stay...
...cells used by Molecular Biologists Carl Merril, Mark Geier and John Petricciani at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md. were taken from a victim of the hereditary disease called galactosemia. Because of a defect in the genes in the nuclei of his cells, the victim was unable to produce the essential enzyme that enables the body to metabolize galactose, a simple sugar found in milk and other dairy products. Unless an infant born with the defect is quickly placed on a milk-free diet, he faces malnutrition, mental retardation and even death...