Word: bio
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Then Beth met Greg singer. He was premed, brilliant, shy and seldom left his room for a destination other than the Bio labs. On the rare occasions that he went to a party, he would walk in, count the number of men there, divide it by the number of the women there, and compute the ratio. Then he'd smile at his host and flee. Beth was going through a premed stage at the time and she would often study with Greg. She owed her high grades that semester not to any scientific aptitude but to her desire...
...Morton Prince House, renovated last summer to accomodate the Gen Ed Office and the Linguistics Department office, will be demolished in February 1978 to make room for the Bio Labs...
When, last Monday, I finally left Divinity Ave. in the background and reached the Bio labs, I realized, among other things, that I had never before seen most of the people emerging from the laboratories. At least there's one thing in my Harvard career to be proud of. (Just kidding folks...
Anyway, by Tuesday I had shaken hands with the Bio rhino, and by Wednesday I had seen the parking lot adjacent to Vanserg. If I never see it again it will be too soon...
...much emphasis on the social sciences and policy analysis and far too little on planning as an interventionist discipline. Its practitioners are supposed to make creative decisions which affect events. A medical school set up in an analogous way, with a curriculum consisting mainly of biology and bio-chemistry, and little emphasis on diagnosis and clinical practice, would not offer a very sound medical education. Dorn C. McGrath, Jr., Chairman of the Department of City and Regional Planning at George Washington University and a member of the Committee, made the following observations about the Department of City and Regional Planning...