Word: labs
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Back in the 1850s, John W. Webster, a professor at the Medical School murdered his colleague, Erving Professor of Chemistry and Minerology Dr. George Parkman, after a heated argument in a lab...
...lab in this Georgia town, food scientist Michael Doyle looked inside a cow's stomach for a way to kill E. coli 0157:H7, the mutant microbe blamed in the recall of 25 million pounds of ground beef over the summer...
...falsely, that Dillon was his divorce lawyer, thus discouraging her from telling Dillon about the affair. Other prosecution witnesses said Scher had been trying to figure out a way for his lover--a devout Roman Catholic--to get an annulment so she could remarry within the church. Meanwhile, FBI lab analysis showed that the high-speed blood-spatter patterns on the boots Scher wore at Gunsmoke could have been left only after a huge amount of force was used at close range. Prosecutor Robert Campolongo called the killing an "ambush...
...extract the eggs on the eighth day of the hormone regimen rather than the 10th. When these younger, presumably hardier ova were frozen and thawed, they emerged from the process intact. "It was more a matter of timing than anything else," says Michael Tucker, scientific director of the lab...
...layout has been visually interesting, and there have indeed been some great photos. Both news photography and "campus candids" have undergone big improvements over the last year. (Perhaps I'm biased, since The Crimson published an interesting shot of my lab section.) The photo of President Neil L. Rudenstine as he "enjoys a moment of quiet" before Tuesday's Faculty meeting was a classic. Head of the Charles photography made use of different angles to shoot the crowd and rowers...