Word: techs
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...harbor city grew nearly 30%, to 1.1 million in the 1980s and was transformed from a sleepy Navy town to a booming metropolis. It became second only to Los Angeles in the West and sixth in the country, ahead of both Detroit and Dallas. Its industry diversified into high-tech research as well as low-cost maquiladoras manufacturing across the border in Mexico. Unemployment, at 3.9%, came to stand well under the national rate...
NCAA EAST SOUTHEAST MIDWESTWEST Michael Stankiewicz Sports Editor UConn Purdue Houston UNLVCHAMPION UCONN Michael Grunwald Assoc. Sports Editor Duke Georgetown Ga. Tech Michigan DUKE. Andy Fine Asst. Sports Editor Kansas Oklahoma Ga. Tech Michigan MICHIGAN Avi Berg Color Commentator WHRB UConn Oklahoma LSU ArizonaOKLAHOMA Scott Gilly Co-Captain Harvard Basketball Kansas Oklahoma LSU UNL V OKLAHOMA
Four meet records were set this weekend in the 200, 400, 5000 and the mile relay. James Jett of West Virginia set the record in the 200-meter run, Howard Burnett of N.Y. Tech is in the books for 400 meters, Steve Brown of Penn State beat the old record by six seconds in the 5000-meter race and East Carolina set the new mark in the mile...
Everyone seems to be in a separate little world. Up front two women intently munch on chicken wings. Two others gesture with the hands, making points in a conversation drowned out by the groan of the wheels. Someone else reads an MIT newspaper, The Tech...
...mandated by an Indian guru? Not at all. The men and women at the Synchro Energize salon were engaged in a serious stress-reduction exercise, seeking to find greater serenity by donning special goggles that flash lights in the eyes and headphones that play tones and songs. This high-tech route to relaxation may sound far out, but it is starting to catch on. About a dozen stress- reduction salons have recently opened in the U.S., and they are beginning to spring up in machine-minded Japan...