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Named were Paul G. Bamberg, Jr. '63 of Eliot House and Middletown, R.I., (physics); James A. Quitslund '63 of Eliot House and Bainbridge Island, Wash., (English); John H. Raaf '63 of Lowell House and Portland, Ore. (bio-chemical sciences); and Michael S. Rice '63 of Winthrop Hause and Sioux Falls, S.D., (government...
These drugs are powerful nonverbal mind-altering substances--probably the most powerful ever known to man. Now any stimulus, verbal or nonverbal, which presents itself to the nervous system changes the bio-chemistry of your nervous system. If you want to play the labelling game you can call some of these changes dangerous and others beneficial. You can label some artificial and others natural. Compare this to the written word. Can the written word be dangerous? Is the written word natural? Are nonverbal stimuli such as the sacred mushroom of Mexico artificial? Is the chemical essence of the mushroom dangerous...
Five new projects have been announced as part of a $46 million development program at Brown University, including the first units of proposed humanities and creative arts centers, a bio-medical complex, a men's dormitory, and several conversions of existing structures...
...bio-medical center, planning for which is the most far advanced of the projects, will accommodate Brown's six-year medical education program and new facilities of its biology department...
Other members of the panel included Paul M. Doty, professor of Chemistry, John T. Edsall, professor of Biochemistry, and Alexander Rich, professor of Bio-physics at M.I.T. David F. Cavers, professor of Law, moderated