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...think the river will basically be the center of it because there is nowhere else to expand except across the river," Wrinn says. " I think a snapshot a hundred years from now will show that the river will divide the campus the same way that Mass Ave. or maybe Oxford Street does...
...look a lot different, and I think the riverwill basically be the center of it because thereis nowhere else to expand except across theriver," Wrinn says. "I think a snapshot a hundredyears from now will show that the river willdivide the campus the same way that Mass Ave. ormaybe Oxford Street does...
...University celebrates the opening of the Harvard Cyclotron Laboratory at 44 Oxford St. Harvard built the first such machine in 1937, but the federal government drafted it during World War II. It was taken apart and shipped to Los Alamos, N.M., in 1943, for service in designing the first atomic bombs. After the war, the government never gave back the cyclotron, so Harvard received funds from the Office of Naval Research to build a new one, completed in 1949. From then until 1967, physicists from many parts of the world used the machine to increase knowledge about the nature...
...London-born, Oxford-educated Grant believes his rise, and hence his fall, was media generated. "This extraordinary Hugh Grant creation comes into existence and becomes more and more bizarrely different to me," he says. "It's this bungling, floppy-haired, upper-class twit--and I really don't think that bears a resemblance to me, especially not with my new hair grease." He runs his fingers through his hair for about the 80th time. "In the end all you can do is have a laugh...
...squad will participate in four meets, with the most anticipated one being a meet against a combined Cambridge-Oxford team, a tradition that has happened biannually for more than 100 years...