Word: danae
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...sharpest growth in the Service's history has taken place during the past two years, since Dana L. Farnsworth succeeded Arlie V. Bock as head of the University Health Services. During 1953-1954, Gaylord P. Coon, Chief of Psychiatry since 1946 and the only full-time psychiatrist, and other, part-time, psychiatrists saw a little over 500 patients, a decrease from the previous year. In 1954-55, Farnsworth's first year, Coon was still the only full-time man, and the Service saw nearly 600 people. Last year, the staff had been expanded to include four full-time psychiatrists, three...
...Coach Dana Getchell complimented the Freshman passing attack, but emphasized a need for better teamwork. He praised Hedreen's passes and a generally well-organized defense, but criticized the line for failing to follow up on the goals...
...grab bag," was all Coach Dana Getchell would say about his lineup. And indeed, all Getchell knows about his freshman soccer squad is that at present it contains roughly 25 players. Getchell's starting lineup for today's opener with an experienced Exeter squad is not even tentative--it doesn't exist. "I don't think I'll even know until the game starts," he adds, just to clarify the situation...
...book published in the U.S. 14 years ago. One day last month a rabble-rousing Moslem editor named Ishaq Almi from Kanpur in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, chanced to find on a newsstand a cheap Indian reprint of Living Biographies of Religious Leaders by Henry and Dana Lee Thomas. Inside Almi found a foreword by Uttar Pradesh's Governor Kanialal M. Munshi, director of the Bombay firm which published the book in India, praising it as "worthwhile reading." He also found a biography of Mohammed with the following story...
...Dana L. Farnsworth, director of the University Health Service, said, "I hope that all students will arrange to get their Salk vaccine early this year. It seems to be effective and remarkably free from reactions in its administration...