Word: welds
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...would replace U.S. Attorney William Weld, who was recently promoted to head of the Federal justice system's criminal division. The Massachusetts U.S. Attorney coordinates all prosecution for Federal law, including investigations on charges such as racketeering. The position is considered a valuable political foothold...
Proctors living in Weld and Thayer have beenmoved to Massachusetts Hall until the celebrationis over, and police have ordered Thayer-basedHarvard Student Agencies to close during theconvocations...
Lionel lived in Weld 12 his freshman year, and belonged to the Signet Society and the Hasty Pudding Club. After graduating from Harvard, he returned to England, and shortly thereafter was killed in the First World War. Lionel Hall and the de Jersey Fellowship were both named in Lionel Harvard '15's honor...
...feeling for Harvard brings me here," said John M. Patek '25. "It's a feeling of wanting to be back to the place of your formative years. I passed the Weld Boathouse. That was a thrill, since I used to cox out of it," Patek said...
...developing tamper-resistant products. In the beginning, manufacturers focused on making the outside of the packaging more secure. For example, they placed tightly sealed plastic around the tops of the bottles. Later came other ideas. R.P. Scherer, a capsule manufacturer, developed a "soniseal" machine that uses sonic waves to weld the two pieces of a capsule together. Eli Lilly last year made available to U.S. manufacturers a similar technique. A band of gelatin is placed around the waist of the capsule, where the two pieces overlap. That makes it tougher to open the casing without leaving a mark. But companies...