Word: techs
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...view that the environmentalists tend to exaggerate the dangers is basically supported by George MacGinitie, the longtime (1932-57) director of Cal Tech's marine laboratories, who lives on the sound. But her statements flabbergast a number of her former colleagues at the University of Washington. A group of 79 scientists and graduate students have declared that a spill "would have serious consequences in Puget Sound." Robert Harman, professor of geology and geography, charges: "Her statements are either misguided, misinformed, naive or whatever. The bays and estuaries of Puget Sound have a tendency to keep oil trapped permanently. Every marine...
...Arkansas (7-1) 9. Penn State (8-1) 10. Pitt (7-1-1) 11. Texas A&M (6-1 12. Nebraska (7-2) 13. BYU (7-2) 14. USC (6-3) 15. Clemson (7-1-1) 16. Florida State (7-1) 17. Arizona State (7-1) 18. Texas Tech (6-2) 19. North Carolina (6-2) 20. Colgate...
...reason to assume that Panamanians cannot do as well; the Egyptians have learned to run the Suez Canal, which admittedly lacks the complex system of locks of the Panama Canal. Says a senior State Department official: "Nowhere is it written that you have to have a Georgia Tech degree to run the canal. The canal is damned important economically to the Panamanians. It is their only natural resource, and they will take care of it." Writes Vermont Royster, former editor of the Wall Street Journal: "For us, the canal is at most one adjunct to commerce and defense. For Panama...
...Alabama (tie) 3 1 Arkansas 4 0 9. Nebraska 3 1 10. Penn State 3 1 11. Notre Dame 3 1 12. Texas A & M 3 1 13. Brigham Young (1) 3 0 14. California 4 0 15. Pittsburgh 3 1 16. Kentucky 3 1 17. Texas Tech 3 1 18. LSU 2 1 19. Wisconsin 4 0 20. Florida...
...heavier bones make for less buoyancy. Dr. James Haines of Morehouse College tried a simple floating test on 841 students at the black school and found that 73% almost immediately sank to the bottom of the pool-"sinkers," he called them. In a similar test at nearby Georgia Tech, only 2% of white students showed the same tendency...