Word: scientist
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...rural-dominated state legislatures, which traditionally hold the key to everything from congressional districting to the parceling out of state aid funds. According to a National Urban Coalition study, "suburban gains in political power through court-ordered redistricting have been steady since 1966." Charles Richard Lehne, a Rutgers political scientist, foresees that the suburbs will pick up 25 seats in the House of Representatives as a result of redistricting based on the 1970 census...
...hides an orgy with her husband by covering a window with white foam from an aerosol can. Sontag maintains the expectation of comprehension through our hopes for the sympathetic characters' efforts to find out just what the Bauers' "game" is. But epiphany never occurs; the film offers no knowledgeable scientist who has the secrets of vampires...
...oversimplifier fakes being a poet, the overcomplicator fakes being a scientist. Perhaps it is unfair to pick on economists rather than anybody else-except that they are, after all, talking about money. And as often as not it turns out to be our money. Here is a master clarifier-by-smokescreen discussing the recruiting possibilities of a volunteer army if wages, military (Wm) are nudged seductively in the direction of wages, civilian (We): "However, when one considers that a military aversion factor must be added to We or subtracted from Wm, assuming average aversion is positive, and that only...
...Revolutionary Scientist...
Among those challenging Land will be Caroline Hunter, a PRWM member and a former assistant photographic scientist at Polaroid's Cambridge plant who was fired last November 17 for advocating a boycott of the company's products. Hunter, who has already helped organize a boycott at M. I. T., plans to set up picket lines at the Harvard Coop this week...