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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...clearly the folly of the scientists' oversight. Lear describes the controversy that pitted Harvard scientists and administrators against the Cambridge City Council as originating with Harvard's proposal for a new special containment laboratory which would conform to the new NIH guidelines -- the same lab scheduled to open here in a few days. At a hostile and emotional City Council meeting, the scientists confronted the Cambridge community. After the dust settled, the council imposed a three-month moratorium on all recombinant DNA research in Cambridge while the Cambridge Experimental Review Board drew up the present city ordinance...
...some problems with execution and throwing the ball in the first half," Restic commented after the game. "Larry was overthrowing his receivers. We knew we had to do something about this, because our receivers were wide open...
...figured that if Larry had more time to throw he would get the ball down. Our receivers would still be open because the play fake to the backs would free them short," Restic said...
Harvard went 80 yards in 13 plays and six minutes to open the second half and assume a 10-7 lead. Hard running by fullback Matt Granger, and Brown's prodigal pass accuracy, drove the ball into Dartmouth territory...
...save copulation is conducted alfresco. Then occurs the gee whiz Instamatic Blur. The people smiling and waving and clapping from city sidewalks and country lanes. The painfully hand-inscribed WARMLY WELCOMING boards. The impression, away from every preprogrammed and official event, that this is an extraordinarily relaxed, amiable and open society...