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LONDON Art and Cook's medieval-looking citrus reamer ($19.99) is coveted for its edgy design...
...mining a new section of ore, a drill is used to dig a 15-in. pilot hole from the upper level to the lower one. Once the drill bit punches through the ceiling of the lower horizontal shaft, the drill is removed and a 10-ton, 10-ft.-wide reamer with tungsten-carbide teeth is attached. At the upper level, a raisebore machine pulls the rotating reamer slowly upward, carving out a much bigger hole. As the reamer climbs, ore tumbles down the shaft to the lower level, where the scoop tram waits. Once its bucket is full, an operator...
...many, it came as a surprise to discover that this particular issue was actually an MIT parody called the "Boston Reamer-American." Even tales of kitchen infanticide did not seem too far-fetched for the Herald's salacious front page...
Although expectations of an end to the 15-month-old bear market have proved false before, many brokers now feel that a psychological barrier has been passed. "We're getting our shopping list ready," says Norton Reamer, vice president of Putnam Management Co., which runs eight mutual funds with $1.8 billion assets. "We're looking specifically for depressed stocks that would benefit from improved consumer spending, which we expect later this year." Kenneth Ward of Hayden, Stone, echoing a common sentiment among analysts, says: "It is bound to take time, but the market is beginning to look around...
Chaplas for the exercise will be another Radcliffe father--Reamer Kline, president of Bard College and father of Penclope '65. Seniors and their parents will lunch in the 'Cliffe dormitories...