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...book will have contributions from members of the Harvard faculty, including Professor of Geology Stephen Jay Gould, Professor of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics Jonathan R. Beckwith, and Professor of Biology Ruth Hubbard, as well as works by several undergraduates and some outside contributors, but most of the articles have been written by the members of Students for Empowerment...
...been aware of the building's presence since the early seventies, "explains Dean of Life Stephen Jay Gould. "But it wasn't until about 10 years ago that we got around to asking ourselves, 'Just what the hell is the Center for Basic Research actually for?' Now Advanced Research, like what I do, that makes sense. But Basic Research? What the hell is that...
...James W. Brooks. Nearly 30 people staff the facility, which features a 22,570 volume library. "The forest is unique in that it is the only place in the country that has a good set of land use record keeping over time," says forest economist Ernest M. Gould...
...housing lottery did not in fact put down their true first choice. Rather, the first choices reflected what the students would be most satisfied with, considering a moderately high to low lottery number and the probability of their true first choice house being filled in the first round. Helen Gould '90 Elaine Demopoulos...
...opening night "Robots and Beyond" experienced a few glitches. But what computer show would be complete without glitches? Observes Bob Carlson, a traffic manager at Gould Electronics: "Computers are a lot better than they used to be, and I think they'll get better than people in some respects. But they won't replace us." Jorel agrees. "No robot can tie a pair of shoelaces or understand as much language as a three-year-old child," he intones. "You humans are marvelous...