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Other recipients include University of Florida quarterback Danny Wuerffel, Ohio State linebacker Greg Bellisari, Penn State quarterback Wally Richardson and University of Texas right end Pat Fitzgerald...
Cornell University researchers David Lee, Robert Richardson and Douglas Osheroff made their Nobel-winning discovery in 1972. They were working with helium-3, a rare isotope of the common gas, looking for a "phase transition," analogous to the changes in water when it turns from vapor to liquid and from liquid to ice. They had cooled a sample to within two one-thousandths of a degree of absolute zero (-459.67[degrees] F), the temperature at which atomic motion ceases...
...University's John A. DiBaggio, Northeastern University's John A. Curry, Suffolk University's David Sargent and Amherst College's Tom Gerety. Best Paid College Presidents Highest-paid college presidents nationally, 1994-1995 Amelia P. Morrow Crimson Pay Benefits Franklyn G. Jenifer Howard University $790,798* $9520 William C. Richardson, Johns Hopkins U. $587,048** $44,015 John R. Silber, Boston University $400,000 $165,018 Gerhard Casper, Stanford University $330,750*** $195,783 D. Walter Cohen, Allegany Univ. of Health Services...
...sits in his homey Manhattan office, its walls enlivened by posters of his movies, the clouds quickly pass. The major films of his career seem to herald happily dramatic life changes for him. Following Schindler's List, Neeson, a fabled ladies' man, married actress Natasha Richardson. They have since had two children: Michael, 2, and Daniel, born last August, only a week before Neeson won the Best Actor award for Michael Collins at the Venice Film Festival...
STOCKHOLM, Sweden: Three American physicists will share the 1996 Nobel Prize in their field for work on the physical properties of supercooled helium. David Lee and Robert Richardson of Cornell University and Douglas Osheroff of Stanford discovered in the early 1970s that at very low temperatures, helium-3 demonstrates characteristics of superfluidity Scot Woods