Word: ind
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1990-1999
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Shambroom skipped Commencement exercises 50 years ago to spend his last civilian days with his girl-friend and then boarded a train to South Bend, Ind., the following day. Like many Harvard and Radcliffe graduates of the class of 1943, Shambroom says his Harvard memories were largely shaped by the impact of World...
...Nunn (D-Ga.) and Sen. Richard Lugar (R-Ind.) said in a news conference at the Charles Hotel yesterday that the U.S. must increase its commitment to reducing the threat of nuclear weapons in the former Soviet Union...
...recalls the minor uproar in Indianapolis,Ind. when the NCAA seeded him third in the 400 IM.He remembers swimmers form Texas (one who hadtransferred from Harvard) heckling him that hewould never finish...
SOMETIMES IT'S A LOT EASIER TO SELL STOCK THAN motorcars. On the eve of its annual meeting last week in Fort Wayne, Ind., General Motors completed the largest new offering by a U.S. company, a worldwide sale of 55 million shares that will bring in more than $2.1 billion -- the equivalent of selling more than 131,000 cars and trucks. It was the fourth time this year that G.M. has gone into the public financial markets for a total of $5.3 billion, still well below the $7.09 billion the automotive giant lost in the North American market last year...
Ball State University in Muncie, Ind., has found a broader use for computers. Some 200 classrooms and laboratories have been wired with a fiber- optics video information system, complete with color monitors, that allows professors to tap into the school's library of films, videos and laser discs. Tony Edmonds, chairman of the history department, uses the system to teach a course on the Vietnam War. "Now I can discuss the My Lai massacre, press a button and show a two-minute segment on it," he says. "I discuss the antiwar movement and pull up a segment on Abbie Hoffman...