Word: grahame
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History should take note of Farnsworth's reaction. After all, we learn in school that Samuel Morse's first telegraph message was "What hath God wrought?" Edison spoke into his phonograph, "Mary had a little lamb." And Don Ameche--I mean, Alexander Graham Bell--shouted for assistance: "Mr. Watson, come here, I need you!" What did Farnsworth exclaim? "There you are," said Phil, "electronic television." Later that evening, he wrote in his laboratory journal: "The received line picture was evident this time." Not very catchy for a climactic scene in a movie. Perhaps we could use the telegram George Everson...
...makes a great deal of difference to havepeople doubled up in single rooms in a HarvardHouse, Graham says. "When you have some peoplecrowded and some people not, I think that's wherethe problem...
According to Graham, Currier still offers anumber of classes in the House--including thefirst-year seminar that Graham teaches--but hasstill seen teaching and office space disappear...
...meeting of the City Council several weeksago, Associate Dean of Human Resources and theHouse System Thomas A. Dingman '67 made it clearthat Harvard has no plans to build a new House inthe near future. But Graham says he think thesolution will ultimately come down to money...
When it had to assign some residents to theJordan overflow facility, Graham says his hope wasnot to force students to live there. Rather, theHouse solicited students and found several whowere willing to live there voluntarily, mitigatingthe issue to some extent...