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After his time at Harvard, Ozernoy worked at the Los Alamos National Laboratory and NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. In 1993 he became a professor of physics and computational sciences at George Mason University in Virginia...
...opened the 2001-02 season in the preseason National Invitational Tournament (NIT). After an easy 77-59 first-round victory over George Mason and a similar effort in the quarterfinals, the Tar Heels ran into a stumbling block in the semifinals...
Ingram opened the scoring in the first period after a collision involving herself, Tiger’s senior defenceman Wanda Mason and sophomore goalie Megan Van Beusekom. Ingram got a stick on the puck and popped it up in the air and over Van Beukesom’s shoulder for the goal...
...saying Kentucky doesn't offer its share of distinctive intoxicants. Bourbon and tobacco have long been popular drugs here, and even in these abstemious times, a well-known member of the political class will occasionally pour his visitors a glass of moonshine from a Mason jar with plumped cherries bobbing on the bottom...
...also quite addictive. "Xanax is extremely potent," says Dr. Steven Juergens of Virginia Mason University, who was the first to write about Xanax addiction, in 1988. "It acts quickly on the brain and has a short half-life." Users of such drugs tend to come back for more and more. Xanax is also used by partygoers as a "parachute" drug to bring them down from the effects of stimulants such as ecstasy. It's this combination of drugs, suggests Dr. Herbert Kleber, a professor of psychiatry at Columbia University, that may account for the current interest in Xanax...