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...Tarter, Twin Falls, Idaho...
...said, drawing a connection between guns and fire extinguishers. “You need to have a fire extinguisher, you need to have it pressurized, and you need to know how to use it,” she added. When Law School student James B. Tarter asked Fromar if she was concerned that the courts would ask her to define what the Second Amendment’s reference to “arms” meant, Fromar responded, “Those are the questions that are less fundamental than whether you or I can possess weapons...
...situation, while making sure that these buildings are safe for occupancy,” Cosgrove wrote. On campus, students said they were not concerned about the groundwater developments. “I have not heard any discussion about this among students,” law student James B. Tarter said. “It seems like they are taking reasonable precautions and are keeping us well informed.” —Kevin Zhou can be reached at kzhou@fas.harvard.edu...
...Tarter is director of research at SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) Institute in Mountain View, Calif., where her job is to keep her ears open. The universe fairly roars with electromagnetic noise, most of which flows in randomly. If any arrived in regular pulses, it would be a good bet that something smart was doing the sending...
...Tarter has been listening for such cosmic drumbeats for a while. She joined the ET hunt in graduate school at the University of California, Berkeley, where she used the school's 85-ft. telescope to search for alien signals. She later became a scientist for NASA's High Resolution Microwave Survey, which conducted similar research. This experience has led her to bring imagination to her work. With the help of a $25 million endowment from Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen, she and the other SETI scientists are developing a new telescope array--a collection of up to 350 steerable dish antennas...