Word: links
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Clinton and Gore argue not only that a balance can be struck between the economy and the environment, but also that greater environmental initiatives would result in a healthier economy. The Democratic candidates point to Germany and Japan as examples of economies that have realized the link between high environmental standards and a competitive economy. America, they say, must lead the world on environmental matters or face the prospect of lagging behind in the international economic community...
This problem is most pronounced with the scenery. The action takes place in a bleak urban landscape that is vaguely post-apocalyptic--a huge chain link fence lines the back of the stage, rusted trash litters the floor, and a blazing sun hangs low in the background. Although impressive, the scenery has little relevance to the plot or action, and simply gets in the way of the drama. In several telling moments, the actors trip on some of the more clunky pieces of trash...
...more funny than awe-inspiring. The final scene, a bitter exchange between Jason and Medea, is a case in point. The chariot from Euripides' play is here replaced with a gargantuan elevator/space ship device complete with glowing neon tubes. Medea, suspended in this contraption, curses Jason through the chain link fence while industrial music crashes away and lights flash. Dwarfed by the "E.T"-like production, the exchange itself seems rather trifling...
Schultz said it was "pretty much established" that his labs would take up space on the third floor of "the Link," a new building connecting the Hoffman and Mallinkrodt Laboratories, if he comes to Harvard...
Should he accept the post, Schultz will share the Link with Professor of Chemistry Charles M. Leiber, Weld Professor of Atmospheric Chemistry James G. Anderson and Professor of Chemistry Cynthia M. Friend, the only tenured woman in the department...