Word: labs
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...passed three schools going to my school each morning. These schools had chemistry labs, green grass, the whole bit. The black school had none of this. We read about chemistry, but we had no chemistry lab. We said we wanted desegregation, that is, we pay public taxes, give us an equal chance in the public arena...
...have it break loose and damage nearby bone. "One day," he says, "a salesman turned up with a sample of high-density polyethylene. I sent him away, telling him that we knew that polyethylene was useless. I hadn't heard of high-density polyethylene, but luckily my lab technician had, and behind my back he told the salesman to leave a sample. We tested its wearing properties, and the results were fantastic...
Fortunately, work on such a device does not have to start from scratch. Much of the know-how has already been accumulated by a Chicago lab called the Olfactronics and Odor Science Center, part of the Illinois Institute of Technology Research Institute. Under a $300,000 grant from the Federal Aviation Administration, the smell researchers have developed a prototype "bomb sniffer" that scents incriminating odors with all the dispatch of a highly trained bloodhound. In fact, the system has so impressed the Israelis that they have adapted and improved the design for their own harassed airliners, though they have...
Kirkland House dominated the upperclass intramural fencing tournament last week in the LAB to continue to bid strongly for the Strans...
Like Ten X Rays. Levine's plight was accidentally discovered during a routine radiation check of the New York state health department's radiological sciences lab in Albany, where he is now employed. At first, the state kept quiet about the case. But eventually a reporter heard about it, and state officials decided to head off scare stories by giving the facts. "From a public health point of view," they insisted, "there is absolutely no hazard...