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...real mystery, scientists say, is not that the positrons were created. It's that they were lobbed so many thousands of light-years above the galactic plane, like water droplets scattered by a giant geyser. Scientists offered several competing explanations last week. Rice University astrophysicist Edison Liang thinks black holes may be the key. While most of the stuff that falls into a black hole stays there, he observes, some of it gets blasted out in the form of a hot wind. Liang's hypothesis draws strength from the fact that there appear to be a good half a dozen...
Gray will fill one of the two openings on the University's highest governing body created when Corporation members Richard A. Smith and Geyser University Professor Emeritus Henry Rosovsky retire on June...
...work with in the past couple of years, save the occasional assault on the environment. Indeed, the price of oil and gas just kept falling, as did industry profits. But Big Oil, the profitmongering version we love to lambaste, is back in form, courtesy of gasoline prices rising geyser-like to more than $2 per gal. in some places. "Gasoline prices are outrageous; my bill has gone up about $20 a month," complains Debra Davis, a San Francisco school-district employee, as she stares in dismay at prices at the pumps...
Having an academic on the Corporation, the higher of Harvard's two governing boards, is important in maintaining an understanding of how a university works as a whole and will be a major priority in the search for a replacement for Geyser University Professor Henry Rosovsky, according to Rudenstine...
With the announcement of the retirement of Geyser University Professor Henry Rosovsky and Richard A. Smith '46 from the Harvard Corporation, the University's highest governing body, we would like to issue a call for their replacement by academics...