Word: moving
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Thursday, February 4: Nobel Prize winning Frank B. Baird Jr. Professor of Science Dudley R. Herschbach enters the fray with his own ad campaign entitled "The Zen of Chem." In a radical move, Herschbach allocates half of his NIH grant to double the staff of teaching fellows for Chemistry 7. The teaching fellows are assigned a task they can actually do: postering the kiosks of the Yard...
Monday, February 8: In a shocking move that ripples throughout the Core, the Office of Brain, Shore and Verrier, providers of Science B-23, "The Human Organism," decides to drop the letters "ni" from the course title to draw gullible customers from...
...when we consider the current condition of the student body, it seems sadly ironic that we are losing the only official student advocate just when such an advocate is most sorely needed. Lewis is surely a competent administrator and must feel that this reorganization is the right move. However, we are deeply concerned by his apparent attitude toward student life...
...California Institute of Technology as well as Stanford and Princeton Universities have all made significant strides in genomics, but Knowles said he did not embark on the move in response to pressures from other schools...
Social Security reform has been a protracted game of chicken, but finally it was President Clinton who had to make the first move. For years, neither he nor congressional Republicans have wanted to be the first to offer a major reform package, since whoever did so would surely get hammered by the other side. But Clinton needed a bold idea in his State of the Union address to help divert attention from that little matter in the Senate...