Word: consultation
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...adjunct to the Center is a reference library and study, also open to the public, located on the mezzanine. Here the student or out-of-town visitor may consult reference books and read U.S. and foreign newspapers and magazines. These days the library also houses one elusive yellow-breasted finch, a dropout from last fall's live show on animal behavior. It stayed behind when the other Ijirds and bees were taken away, is living it up on the seed that the Center people set out every evening. Since no one has been able to lay a hand...
...half right, a puzzling feature of much diabetes (TIME, June 25) may be explained-why so many patients have a normal or even a high insulin level but fail to metabolize sugars properly. And some diabetes patients will certainly be referred to blood-pressure specialists, who in turn will consult endocrinologists. If the diagnosis of an adrenal tumor is confirmed, a surgeon will then have the difficult job of finding and removing a nodule only about one-sixth of an inch across. After that, suggests Dr. Conn, the patient will lose both his high blood pressure and his misdiagnosed "diabetes...
...conviction" in 50% of the city's murders. And with no clarifying word from the Supreme Court, Escobedo has sharply divided lower courts across the country. Many take the "hard" line that a confession is inadmissible only if the suspect had a lawyer and was not allowed to consult him. By contrast, the California Supreme Court ruled last January that police failure to warn a suspect of his rights to silence and to counsel now voids his confession even though he makes no formal request for a lawyer. In May, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit...
...Aguiar, head of a small multiracial party, has helped work out a constitution that offers the hope of a prosperous, stable and democratic future. Elections will be held under a system of proportional representation. To broaden the government base even more, the Prime Minister will be required to consult with the opposition on such matters as key appointments in public service and the judiciary. Guyana, as the new nation will call itself, intends to remain a member of the British Commonwealth-and hopefully join the OAS family of hemisphere nations...
...said the Administrative Board has discussed reform of its procedures along the lines suggested by the Harvard Undergraduate Council, but "this is not a matter we're going to be able to settle in a hurry." The Board will consult the Masters and perhaps the full Faculty before making a decision...