Alexander's gaffe is probably the worst of many recent cases of papers carried by leading politicians being photographed leading to embarrassing disclosures.
Along with the locked safes, the University received in 1950 "other unlocked cases of papers and correspondence of a non-confidential nature". These were the nucleus of the Isaiah Bowman papers.
His living room is crammed with his artwork, including a Plexiglas case of paper sculptures cut from single sheets of paper.
Her mother said she had little need and not enough storage space for a case of paper towels whose bulk approaches that of a Volkswagen.
In the case of paper, those changes included the need to disseminate newly codified religious beliefs and to organize complex economies and government bureaucracies.
L. 98 616, § 501(c), inserted "(and in the case of paper, the highest percentage of the postconsumer recovered materials referred to in subsection (h)(1) practicable)".
L. 98 616, § 501(b)(1), inserted ", and in the case of paper, provide for maximizing the use of post consumer recovered materials referred to in subsection (h)(1)".
In contrast to what's been done in the case of paper, no one has yet ascertained the future costs of preserving electronic books and newspapers over the long term.
It will be next year, the company said, before small businesses and individuals will be able to order a case of paper or a box of pens online from Waltons.
"Understanding what's going to happen to the metal," which will stretch, "is related to the question of how far it is from the case of paper," which will not, Dr. Tanner said.
