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...growth factor may be important for infants in underdeveloped countries with a low level of nutrution, said Dr. Michael Klagsburn, assistant professor of surgery at the Medical School who reported his discovery of the hormone in the current issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science...
Happily, it still does. The Kirkland House Drama Society's current production of Frank Loesser's How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, an early-'60s paean to the knucklehead glory of girl-watching and "getting ahead," recreates the innocence of that time with an enjoyable, if sometimes unfocused, energy. Moving through the standard '60s-musical formula of boy-meets-girl, boy-and-girl-fall-in-love, boy-and-girl-fall-out-of-love, and boy-beats-world-and-marries-girl -- all to the accompaniment of Loesser's slick score -- the Kirkland House cast manages to create...
...goals of the fund drive, which will probably begin officially in the fall, include bolstering financial aid resources, improving Faculty salaries and financing current art, athletic and curricular programs...
...last July, Artist Ivan Day-Jones sold out all his paintings of scenes of the brutal racial warfare that has savaged Rhodesia in the past decade. The boom is so great that a number of rare items have been stolen from Salisbury's Queen Victoria Memorial Library. One current bestseller: The Valiant Years, a collection of newspaper stories and headlines from 1890 to the present...
Some Americans agree. Writing in the current Foreign Affairs, two officers of the Boston Consulting Group, a private management study firm, place the blame for the trade imbalance on a lack of aggressiveness among U.S. exporters. They insist that over the past ten years America has steadily lost its share of the Japanese import markets for most manufactured goods and that, whatever the barriers and for whatever reasons, the U.S. has been supplying a smaller and smaller part of what Japan does in fact import...