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Princeton University Chemist Daniel S. Trifan and his wife last week won their fight to educate their three gifted children at home. (TIME, May 5). Charged with being "disorderly persons" because they kept their children out of public school, the Trifans won exoneration from Magistrate A.C. Reeves Hicks of West Windsor Township, N.J., who found state officials "sadly lacking" in proof that the children are not getting an education "equivalent" to that in schools...
President Pusey said the new Arthur for a teaching visit by a distinguished chemist outside the University. His teaching, is turn, will enable a chemist on the Harvard Faculty to devote the year wholly to research. The endowment gift of Dr. and Mrs. Sloan thus ensures continuity for a system of visiting scientists and faculty research that was instituted experimentally at Harvard about ten years...
...lectureship will provide each year for a teaching visit by a distinguished chemist outside the University. His presence, in turn, will free two Harvard chemists to do a semester of research...
Congratulations on your excellent photograph of Nottingham University. At first glance, I was unable to account for the absence of student life on the lawns and lake, but on reading the article it became quite clear that at the time we were either working hard, at the chemist's buying tranquilizing pills, or attending group therapy classes...
...addicts and no problem of an illicit drug trade or larceny or prostitution to finance the habit. In Britain, a physician may prescribe morphine, or even heroin (which no U.S. doctor can prescribe for any purpose), to a thoroughly "hooked" addict, who then gets his shots at a chemist's shop for two shilling's (28?) apiece. Most Western European countries report comparable addiction rates, have similar prescription laws...