Word: repeatability
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...rivalries never die--they just repeat themselves...
Harvard shelled the young Shea in the early going, scoring two goals in the first two minutes. Today, in Ithaca, the Crimson will try for a repeat performance, building its lead early and avoiding the catch-up game, which failed against C.W. Post...
Among the offerings: Must History Repeat the Great Conflicts of this Century? Joseph S. Nye Jr, Ph.D., Dillon Professor of International Affairs, Harvard University. What are the real origins of 20th century wars, and what role should America play now? Professor Nye's brilliance earned him "a rating which sets him near the pinnacle of the professorial world" in Harvard Crimson's Confidential Guide...
Happily, the new rules make a repeat of last year's bloody budget summit unlikely. Both parties now largely agree that despite the gulf war, defense spending should continue to decline; that domestic spending should rise only with inflation; and that mandatory entitlement programs are still too sacrosanct for deep reductions. All that's left to debate is how much should go to individual discretionary programs. Explains Robert Grady, a top Darman aide: "The amount of money spent is set, so what it comes down to is a question of priorities...
Although breast cancer is of major scientific and clinical import--about 150,000 American women each year are afflicted with the disease--researchers are still in the dark about whether the same mechanism for tumor growth applies to all other cancers. Weidner's group is just now beginning to repeat the breast cancer research, by performing similar tests on prostate cancers...