Word: wong
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...alarm system--which malfunctioned repeatedly last weekend, rivaling the bells of Memorial Church as a source of early-morning angst--was fixed on Friday afternoon, according to Danny K. Wong, manager of electrical engineering and utilities...
...There was a problem in the wiring, but the system is now fully operational," Wong said...
Rutgers placed first at the tournament, with a team score of 636. Hartford (654), Dartmouth (662), Yale (663) and Harvard rounded out the top five. Yale's Natalie Wong placed first, shooting a 154 over the two-day tournament...
...possible. No matter how promising a laboratory result is, clinical trials with real patients are more likely to pique Wall Street's interest. The risk is that expectations will be raised so high that the public--and investors--will lose faith in the technology when reversals occur. Flossie Wong-Staal, a molecular biologist at the University of California at San Diego, says that because "clinical trials, so far, have very little promise of curing patients," she prefers to think of her attempts to use gene therapy to boost the immune systems of AIDS patients as experiments rather than full-fledged...
...REAL--OR RATHER, GET UNREAL. TO Wong Foo Thanks for Everything Julie Newmar is a movie [CINEMA, Sept. 18]. Remember what that means? Fantasy. Make-believe. Fairy tale. A genre that is not always designed to inspire moral judgments or politically conscious statements. It aims to entertain, which To Wong Foo does delightfully. What if the story line is predictable? Name a fairy-tale fantasy in which it isn't. What if three drag queens drive into a small, dreary heartland town and add style, brighten lives and create miracles? We believe because we want to think miracles can still...