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...this fall's trio of promotions represented a significant percentage of the 10 or 12 tenure appointments the Faculty usually makes each year. In that light they looked like harbingers of better odds for women's chances of gaining prestigious lifetime posts at Harvard...
Then he heard the shot. "The man with sunglasses to the Senator's left had turned toward him," said Regalado. "I did not notice anyone immediately behind the trio. As Aquino began to crumple, some one, I believe it was Mr. Galman, was warded off from the front of the group [as it headed toward the van] by the soldier wearing sun glasses, the left escort. Mr. Aquino had fallen forward to the pavement. Mr. Galman was standing at the rear corner of the van nearest me, his arms fully raised and holding a gun with two hands...
...this trio, only Martin and Knowles appear to be serious candidates. Dowling, a biologist, said last week he has never discussed the possibility of becoming dean with Bok. Both Martin and Knowles--who is on sabbatical in England this year--refuse to speak about the subject in say whether Bok has approached them about the post...
With that trio working the middle, the perimeters should be open for the outside shots of sophomore Greg Wildes and the Crimson's other former Rookie of the Year, Bob Ferry...
...their headquarters near Fresh Pond, BBN scientists work in a broad range of research fields: electronics, computer science, information systems, cognitive psychology, and engineering. But the company's roots are much narrower--founded in 1948 by a trio of MIT professors, BBN began as an acoustics consultant and still derives its reputation from that specialty. The firm is famous in musical circles for its work on the New York Philharmonic Orchestra's concert hall about a decade...