Word: supportively
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...real stars of the meet were the Bulldogs. With their teammates continually barking in support of them, the Bulldogs consistently placed swimmers in the top three, and qualified more than eight people for the NCAA Championships. Georgia set school records in three events--the 400-yd. individual medley relay (3:19.41), the 200-yd. individual medley (1:51.32), and the 100-yd. breaststroke...
...facility brings together more than 100scientists, fellows, students and support stafffrom several MGH laboratories within its 53,000square foot complex...
...grant from E.R. Squibb and Sons will support the center's Molecular Neurogenetics Laboratory research in molecular biology and techniques designed to identify and treat neurologic diseases. The Molecular Neurogenetics Laboratory, headed by Dr. James F. Gusella, is the largest of the center's 11 laboratories...
...Corporation should listen to the opinions of students, faculty and support staff, but these groups should not have a say in the selection of Corporation members. Students, most of whom are uninterested and uninformed about the Corporation, can express their views after they graduate. And while University employees should have their grievances heard by a sympathetic ear, allowing them to vote could create a conflict of interest for Corporation members. Members might be forced to back the wishes of the group that selected them over the best interests of the rest of the University. Alumni are far enough removed from...
...Stealth's attractiveness may represent its tragic flaw. For the bomber, with all its promise, has seduced the American public, which has become enthralled with this sleek weapon. Consequently, politicians, from George Bush to Gov. Michael S. Dukakis, have been forced to register support for the Stealth. And Bush's campaign accusations that Dukakis wanted to cancel the Stealth, followed by Dukakis's strenuous denial, have made it appear that anyone who opposes the bomber is a defense "softy." What should have been a question for national security and defense experts has become a highly partisan political issue...