Word: injection
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...peace. Elkins' speech immediately set a "small group" of students at Maryland to feeling lonely. If there were no protests at College Park, they concluded, there must surely be something wrong with the campus. The local chapter of the nationwide Students for a Democratic Society vowed to "inject new controversy into the stagnant university system." Another group organized an Academic Freedoms Committee to "restore controversy to its proper place in academic life." The dissenters combined to form a united organization called Students for a Free University...
...brown sound" today, the most successful are the Righteous Brothers and the Rolling Stones. The Righteous Brothers, a Mutt-and-Jeff pair of 24-year-old Californians, are referred to by Negro disk jockeys as "our blue-eyed soul brothers" for the spiraling gospel wail and hoarse growl they inject into songs like their bestselling Just Once in My Life. Their name, in fact, is derived from the Sunday-go-to-meetin' phrase: "Man, that was really righteous, brothers...
...well. Terrorists and saboteurs receive a special six-month course in Haiphong, learning how to blow up everything from ships to oil storage tanks. One pint-size James Bond named Tran Van Bui was out fitted with an automatic pistol (plus silencer), explosives and a small knife that could inject poison...
...Doty Committee Report on General Education. In the nine pages, the professors do what the Doty Committee, after more than a year of deliberation, failed to do: They ask most of the proper questions and outline most of the plausible answers. In addition, the pamphlet promises to inject into the center of today's Faculty debate a concern for two issues that have too long remained on the periphery of discussion: the need for small group teaching and the inadequacy of Harvard's advising system...
...excitement led Dr. Uhr to inject various amounts of virus into guinea pigs. He chose a small virus, of a type that does not usually cause disease in animals, but one which has the advantage of setting off antibody reactions that can be readily measured. And one of his first discoveries was that it is not true that it takes several days for a virus to get off the production of antibody. If a latent period exists, Dr. Uhr found, it is shorter than 24 hours. Nor did it turn out to be true that one type of virus triggers...