Word: meannesses
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...dramatic and startling that some biologists, perhaps mindful of the recent flap over test-tube atomic fusion, have been wary of taking it at face value. But an experiment reported by researchers at the University of Rome and at that city's Institute of Biomedical Technology may mean that the genetic engineering of animals -- grafting characteristics from one organism onto another -- has taken a major step forward...
That definition, he claims, is not based on faculty appointments but rather on the quality of the faculty and the numbers of related courses taught throughout the curriculum. While he says "that doesn't mean that we have a lot more people," Huggins adds that the department is still strong...
...When you attack many different issues in one semester, then you have less left over for the second semester," Lee says. "And on top of that there are some issues which simply take longer. Just because you pass a resolution doesn't mean that our role is ended...
...Going on training trips to Hawaii, we really got to know each other well," Kaplan says. "As one of the captains, a lot of work fell on me, but I would do it again because the guys on the team mean so much...
...somehow, some people stumble out of Harvard with an education without peer. This must be attributed to those individuals among the student body and the faculty who are willing to take on the senseless obstacles Harvard places before them. As this University grows older, will a Harvard education mean anything at all but a few scratchings on a piece of sheepskin...