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Traditional print media--magazines, newspapers, books--have used a lot of paper over the past two decades trying to chronicle the phenomenal rise of William Henry Gates III and his company, Microsoft. TIME alone has had Gates on its cover three times, first in 1984 and then again in 1995 and 1996, and our library tells me that his name has appeared in 114 issues since he founded Microsoft in 1976. It is not just that Gates has become the world's richest and most famous businessman. In building Microsoft, he has come to symbolize the software and computing industries...
...trouble with religion professor William Grassie's statement, "If you believe in an eternal, unchanging God, you'll be in trouble." Just the opposite is true. God is not changing; it is we who are changing in our understanding of God. He is not evolving; it is we who are evolving in our conception of God's redemptive presence in the world. DENA LEE Amherst, Virginia
...That’s why they have shuttles,” said William E. Johnston ’08, an Adams resident...
...William Winkenwerder Jr., assistant defense secretary for health affairs, has said the Pentagon has taken steps to prevent a recurrence of Gulf War Syndrome. Many experts believes its myriad of symptoms- pain, fatigue, diarrhea and cognitive impairment, among others-is linked to the toxic chemical soup, including Saddam Hussein's stockpiles of nerve agents destroyed by U.S. forces, that contaminated the battlefield in the 1990-91 conflict. "We've done quite a lot more to set up preventive health systems-monitoring of soil, water, air and just ongoing monitoring of the environment to ensure as best we can that people...
...researchers, creates embryonic cell lines from cells that were engineered to have a temporary defect in them, rendering them unable to implant into a uterus.Such cells are not implantable and thus a “non-viable artifact” that is therefore acceptable to experiment on, said William B. Hurlbut, a consulting professor in the human biology program at Stanford and a member of President George W. Bush’s bioethics committee.The MIT research was pursued expressly to find a way to create something that is not embryo, but exhibits similar characteristics, thus avoiding the moral pitfalls...