Word: monitorable
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Still, the ACSR's performance this year surpasses its behavior last year, when the combination of even more secrecy in its operations plus bureaucratic ineptitude made a joke of the idea of the ACSR serving to monitor, distill, and relay to the Corporation University sentiment on investment decisions. The ACSR has analyzed the issue of Harvard's involvement in companies with links to South Africa much more thoroughly this year, and has held an open hearing to allow interested observers to present their viewpoints to the committee...
...have some money to spend, you can rent equipment from numerous places. The School of Education occasionally rents equipment to the tune of $48 per day for a black-and-white porta-pak and monitor, and from $24 to $34 an hour for a studio set-up. However, the School of Education offers non-credit video courses to its students only--no cross-registration is allowed. You can rent equipment from OIT's studios, the Video Service Center at Cruft Laboratory and the Video Production Center at Kresge at even higher rates. You can also rent from various companies...
...addition to a massive program that is gradually replacing electromechanical switching devices throughout its huge system, Ma Bell is looking into miracle chip applications that would turn the family phone into both burglar alarm and fire alarm, as well as home intercom system. Chips will be used to monitor equipment and alert maintenance teams to potential problems before they occur. Says Lee Thomas, Bell Labs' microprocessor chief: "Applications of the microprocessor five years from now will make the present ones look silly." Motorola has invested $20 million in developing a chip-operated portable phone that weighs less than...
...mother double-lock the door. Here is how he tells it: "You got into junior high, you could go one of three ways. You could be a collegiate, a hitter or a brownie?the kid who wears brown shoes with white socks, carries a schoolbag and always gets the monitor jobs...
Employees: est. 24,000 Mission: To monitor U.S. and foreign communications coming from satellites, land-based transmitters and submarines. To break foreign codes and ensure the security of the Government's own communications...