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Round table discussions will consider "The Need for Expanding Physical Facilities," "The Challenge to Curriculum and Faculty: Revision in Teaching Methods and Shortages of Personnel," and finally, "Inflation on the Campus." Plenary session forums on "The Veteran Looks at Education" and "Braking the Education Bottleneck" are also scheduled...
Chief among these is the preparation of new check-off-lists, upon which each man will be assigned a number, eliminating the bottleneck producing procedure of signing for meals. Commencement of classes will also tend to stagger at least the breakfast and luncheon lines, and the opening of the new graduate dining hall in Vansert Hall Monday eases the burden still further...
...bottleneck to the spawning grounds had been the roaring Fraser River chasm called Hell's Gate. Railroad dynamiting in 1913 had spilled tons of rock into the gorge, partially blocking it. Thousands of salmon swimming upstream perished in the turbulent watery so that the number returning four years later was greatly decreased. The loss to the industry was measured in millions annually...
Psychiatry Begins at Home. Last week the National Advisory Mental Health Council made ready to attack its chief bottleneck: the shortage of psychiatrists. To carry out its program-research in mental disease and establishment of federal-aided mental clinics in all states-the nation needs at least 20,000 more mental doctors. No more than 500 a year can be trained in existing institutes and medical schools. The council will build a $7.500,000 mental health institute for training and research in Bethesda, Md., help medical schools' enlarge their psychiatry departments, send demonstration teams to state mental hospitals...
...begins to look as if there will be no place in Cambridge for G.I. Joe College and his family next fall. Each week the number of unfilled housing applications at the office in Straus Hall jumps closer to the estimated 2500 that will confront University officials by September. The bottleneck has been predicted for many months; the Housing office has scoured a Cambridge already crowded to the saturation point; the Alumni have been asked to help, and the University has achieved near miracles on a shoe-string investment. But the fact remains that unless the University administration matches talk with...