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...boys-surgical residents -and asked them a few questions. I wanted to know how the heart might be excised, and then how the new heart would be sutured in place. I also did a bit of reading up in the library." Like the rest of Dr. Christiaan N. Barnard's team, Peggy Jordaan had been on standby for three weeks, and was at home on the memorable Saturday night of Dec. 2. She had to call the rest of the girls from a party, at which she had warned them not to drink much or they would be "chopped...
...Winfield, a strong Crimson contender for an all-Ivy sabre slot, outclassed all three of his Brandeis opponents. Tony Abbott won one match and lost two, as did Bob Barnard. Backing away from his man. Barnard smashed into and shattered a six-foot mirror on the wall...
...Harvard Policy Committee has elected its officers for 1968-69. they are: Chairman, Kenneth M. Kaufman '69 of Lowell House and New York City; Secretary, Mary Kay Tolbert '69 of Barnard Hall and Chevy chase...
While South African Surgeon Christiaan Barnard, 44, pushed up his publicity chart in South America, some symptoms appeared back home-though not in the transplanted heart of recuperating Patient Philip Blaiberg (see MEDICINE). Barnard's wife Louwtjie, 39, in an interview with London's Sunday Express, had some heartfelt words about "this whole business of fame." Said Louwtjie: "The whole world is showering rose petals on Chris. He's getting fabulous offers, and women from all over the world write love letters to him. Suddenly he can do no wrong...
...second round of matches, Harvard settled down as Barnard and Preston Abbott won their second saber matches in a row. The turning point came in the foil contests when the Crimson swept all three duels by decisive margins...