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...somber ceremony marked a kind of coming-of-age for a country long untouched by political violence. The man who was tapped to launch the new era in Sweden is Prime Minister Ingvar Carlsson, 51, the mild-mannered politician elected by Parliament three days earlier to succeed Palme. After the new Prime Minister had spent a week in the public eye and held a series of meetings with visiting foreign leaders, the contrast with his predecessor was vivid. While Palme often dazzled his listeners with his rhetorical brilliance, Carlsson's speeches tended to be as wooden as Swedish birch...
...John G. Carlsson ’05, who is a joint music and mathematics concentrator in Cabot House, was particularly surprised when the bells began their hourly chimes last week...
...first it bothered the heck out of me, and I wrote to the house open list with a message that said ‘SHUT UP STUPID BELLS!’” Carlsson wrote in an e-mail...
...children is simple, but you have to be a firm adult. Just say no, and explain that the sugary cereal--or whatever--is bad for children, but that the company wants to sell it to make money. You'd be surprised how easily young kids get this concept. LANA CARLSSON-IRWIN Wayland, Mass...
Last week Carlsson, 77, a professor emeritus at Sweden's University of Gothenburg, finally won a Nobel. Sharing the prize for Physiology or Medicine with him were Columbia University's Eric Kandel, 70, who laid bare the molecular foundations of learning and memory, and Rockefeller University's Paul Greengard, 74, who elucidated the chemical cascade touched off by dopamine and other neurotransmitters. In each case, the Nobel was surely long overdue and richly deserved...