Word: martin
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...There hasn't been a time when the direction ofresearch hasn't been influenced by the publicconcern," said Paul C. Martin '52, dean of thedivision of applied sciences...
...electron tunneling microscope, invented five years ago in Switzerland, uses electron currents to measure the location of atoms on a surface, said Dean of the Division of Applied Sciences Paul C. Martin...
Applying nuclear physics techniques to his study of surfaces, Golovchenko will also use the high energy proton accelerator currently being constructed in Gordon McKay Laboratories. The facility is part of a joint Harvard and MIT project to construct the first physics research center of this kind in New England, Martin said...
Their hair was grayer, their faces more lined, but here they all came, marching proudly out of history and onto the newest battlefield of racial conflict. Coretta King, Hosea Williams, Joseph Lowery, Andrew Young -- some of them had demonstrated with Martin Luther King in Montgomery, and some in Selma, and some in Washington, and now they had gathered with more than 20,000 supporters to march through Cumming, in Forsyth County, Ga., to protest the immutable racism there and the resurgence of racism elsewhere. And though King had been shot down 19 years ago, this was the week for observing...
...Liberty Bell in Philadelphia began ringing at the start of Martin Luther King Day last week, and that set off a barrage of high-minded oratory. President Reagan told a TV audience to be "totally intolerant of racism anywhere around you." At a church service in Atlanta honoring King, Secretary of State George Shultz said, "He redeemed the country he loved." Other speakers stoutly argued that such redemption is not yet at hand. "Certainly things have improved over 20 years ago," said Richard Arrington, the black mayor of Birmingham, where Bull Connor once ruled the streets with his attack dogs...