Word: lobo
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Jennifer Lobo. By all rights, Lobo should be a microbiologist. "I fell in love with the field in high school," she says, after reading The Double Helix by Nobel Laureate James Watson. Lobo majored in microbiology at the University of California, Berkeley, and took advanced courses in bacteriology and immunology. Says she: "I was really quite a good laboratory scientist." The experience stands her in good stead as she crisscrosses the continent, working 14-to-18-hour days. Lobo, 31, keeps tabs on a handful of health-care firms for Domain Associates, the Princeton, N.J., venture capital firm that...
Dartmouth (54): Jim Barton 8-4--20; John Bean 1-0--2; Jason Lobo 0-0--0; John Mackay 2-2--6; Joe Kilroy 2-6--10; John Miller 1-0--2; Darin Maccoux 1-4--6; Gene Sims 0-0--0; John Rhine 1-0--2; Len Bazelak 2-2--6; Derek Bunting 0-0--0. Total...
...into the fallopian tube for fertilization. But the exact amount of Pergonal required to cause just one follicle to mature rather than three or four--or in this case seven--varies from patient to patient. As a result, repeated monitoring of Pergonal's effect is essential. Says Dr. Roger Lobo, chief of the division of infertility at U.S.C.: "We do not give Pergonal unless we are able to monitor." One monitoring procedure consists of measuring levels of the hormone estrogen in a patient's blood or urine. As the follicles mature, hormone levels gradually increase. The higher the estrogen level...
...films was regarded as frivolous when it was announced in January 1980, a "figurehead" move, as another female film executive described it at the time. A former math teacher (in the racially tense Watts district of Los Angeles), Max Factor model, actress (with John Wayne in Rio Lobo) and $5-an-hr. script reader, Lansing moved to Fox from Columbia, where she had risen quickly to senior vice president of production...
...first-year law student at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, the former Crimson great has taken to the water again to swim for the local A.A.U. team, the Lobo Aquatic Club. Out of training for three and one-half years, Yntema began serious workouts again in late 1979. Then, with only about nine months of hard training behind him, he entered the A.A.U. Senior Nationals this past summer and finished fifteenth in his old specialty, the 200-yd. butterfly...