Word: techs
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...bubbles' light weight, low cost (roughly $1.50 per sq. ft., plus installation) and portability make them commercially attractive. They were first used industrially, but within the past five years, they have come into increasing use as sports facilities. Air-Tech of Clifton, N.J., a major manufacturer, has sold 25 tennis-court bubbles in 1970, compared with only two in 1967. There is good reason for their popularity. Outdoor tennis clubs, which once closed in the fall, can now inflate their bubbles and operate throughout the winter...
...price exacted from an educated woman who associates with men and is granted intellectual freedom has always been maternity," Margaret Mead, anthropologist and author, said last night to a capacity audience at Rindge Tech Auditorium during a speech on "Options for Freer Women...
Meselson, who began his career as a research fellow at Cal Tech, has long been associated with the government's development of chemical and biological warfare. Throughout the association, Meselson has been a strong opponent of the employment of nerve...
Meselson is not a Harvard graduate; he received a Ph. D. from the University of Chicago in 1931 and later took a Ph. D. from Cal Tech. He joined the Harvard Faculty in 1960, and was appointed professor of Biology...
Born in Berlin in 1919, Panofsky came to the United States in 1934 and became a naturalized citizen. He has no previous connection with Harvard, having taken his undergraduate degree from Princeton in 1938 and his Ph. D. from Cal Tech...