Word: showings
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...zoology experts. Adams House Master Robert Kiely will be replaced for the year by Eva S. Jones, head librarian at Harvard's Museum of Comparative Zoology (MCZ). And while James A. Davis is away, Robert M. Woollacott, curator of marine invertebrates at the MCZ will be running the show at Winthrop House...
These clumsy techniques show that being a WMC is not as much of an asset as it used to be. WMCs are, after all, mainly to blame for the bulging deficit, the savings and loan debacle and a host of other ills. Substantively and stylistically, it's a minefield out there for the WMC. This may be the year when outsiders have the inside track...
...will get four extra seats. In all, 19 House seats will shift from state to state, with New York, which held virtually steady at 17,627,000, suffering the largest loss: three seats. As the numbers are refined for final release in December, they are expected to show that the U.S. has grown to a population of nearly 250 million...
...19th province without a fight. For the moment Saddam appears to be calculating that the danger he faces from his population as food supplies run low is not yet as great as the perils he would face from his generals should he pull out of Kuwait with nothing to show...
Here are a few things to keep in mind the next time ants show up in the potato salad. The 8,800 known species of the family Formicidae make up from 10% to 15% of the world's animal biomass, the total weight of all fauna. They are the most dominant social insect in the world, found almost everywhere except in the polar regions. Ants turn more soil than earthworms; they prune, weed and police most of the earth's carrion. Among the most gregarious of creatures, they are equipped with a sophisticated chemical communications system. To appreciate the strength...