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...ANOTHER end lies the Institute for Conservation Archeology, a branch of the Peabody Museum that sends staff members to tag along on various construction sites in the area, observing and collecting the constructions and artifacts that emerge. (All federally funded construction projects are required to retain conservation archeologists.) The institute's staff is liable to come upon anything ranging from prehistoric rock shelters to 19th-century pottery to preserved bones...
...president is at once most likely to rely on and relax with. The two men work down the hall from each other on the first floor of Mass Hall, and Steiner has constant access to the president. He is also the unofficial captain of Bok's Jocks, a rag-tag team of Mass Hall softballers...
James Belmares watched intently as his six-year-old son James III eagerly pushed the keys of a Texas Instruments home computer in a Target discount store in Dallas. Belmares, the father of five children, had previously been scared off by the price tag on the machines, but last week the computer was only $299, and the company was offering buyers an additional $100 rebate. The tempting price and the unrestrained enthusiasm of his children made a purchase virtually inevitable. Said he: "The kids are wild about it. They are addicted to it. It's like a cult...
...Medical Area Total Energy Plant (MATEP) has been nothing but trouble since construction began in 1976 on what was to be a low-cost power facility. The price tag has jumped from $50 million to about $260 million since then, and the University's most glaring financial bungle of all time was forced to cease testing this summer because it violated state environmental codes...
...Medical Area Total Energy Plant (MATEP) has been nothing but trouble since construction began in 1976 on what was to be a low-cost power facility. The price tag has jumped from $50 million to about $260 million since then, and the University's most glaring financial bungle of all time was forced to cease testing this summer because it violated state environmental codes...