Word: particularly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...three-way alliance of members of Congress, special-interest groups and bureaucrats pushes a particular program, expands it as much as possible and defends it against all challenges...
...critics in the academic community and elsewhere fear exploitation of recombinant DNA research for profit. George S. Wald, Higgins Professor of Biology Emeritus, mentioned a recent court ruling allowing researchers--whether affiliated with academic institutions or industry--to patent any new micro-organisms they develop. The pharmaceutical industry in particular is conducting intensive research, and would stand to gain from any products it develops as a basis for new antibiotics. Proponents of legislation to regulate recombinant DNA cite this possibility of industry profiteering as a rationale for nationwide legislation...
Harvard has maintained a much lower profile on the Senate side, although Steven Merill, a staffer on the Senate Science and Technology subcommittee, said last week the lobbying "may be out of the ordinary for a university--especially a particular university." But generally, because of the murkiness of the legislative situation in the Senate, Harvard has not expressed a very firm position on the Senate bill...
After growing up in New York State, Gibson attended Duke University. She graduated in 1974 with a degree in psychology, which she calls "good for everything and good for nothing," and decided to come to Boston. She had "no particular reason. I just thought it would be better than North Carolina...
...particular plan is going to solve that problem. The Quad has to be integrated into the University. Rather than the Fox Plan, more classes should be help up at the Quad, and any future College building should take place there so that it become a part of the lives of all the people at Harvard," Joan D. Channick '78 of Leverett House says...