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...intervention is the most successful technique developed so far by the rapidly expanding community mental-health movement. In addition to professional psychiatrists, crisis centers are staffed by a team, including nurses, social workers, lay therapists and clergymen. "The techniques we use are totally unrelated to psychoanalysis," says Dr. Barry Decker, director of clinical psychiatry at San Francisco General Hospital. "The staff takes an active role with patients. Anyone on the team might be able to set up such a rapport that they could play checkers with a catatonic the doctor couldn't even make a dent...
...program has produced three Chiefs of Staff: Leonard Wood, George Decker and George C. Marshall. Claire Chennault, Curtis LeMay and William Dean, the Korean War hero, were also ROTC-trained. Currently, about one-third of the Army generals are ROTC men, including five major generals who are commanding divisions in Viet Nam; only one division there is headed by a West Pointer. Says Brigadier General Clifford Hannum, head of the Army ROTC: "The worst thing you could do is cause the Army to turn inward for its officers...
Dave Powlison set the only new record as he defeated Cornell's Bill Decker and Mike Hogan in the 1000-yard freestyle with a time of 10:53.7. This beat by 3.3 seconds the old mark set by Harvard's Pete Adams. Steve Krause narrowly missed setting another record, with a 2:04.2 clocking in winning the individual medley. He holds the University record...
...House and Chevy Chase, Md., to the Editorial Board; of Ronald H. Janis '70 of Kirkland House and Buffalo, N.Y., to the Photo Board; and of Kelly S. Barge '70 of Eliot House and Atlanta, Ga.; Thomas A. Bell '69 of Quincy House and Broomall, Pa.; and David J. Decker '70 of Winthrop House and Rochester, Minn., to the Business Board...
...buildings should be approached with a sense of humor," says Esherick. For fun, he split the massive factory in two with a zigzagging Italianate alley, designed a mysterious maze of stairways and pedestrian bridges. Martin, an unabashed eclectic, has refurbished an old Fifth Avenue double-decker bus for neighborhood excursions, is leasing a 13th century Moorish ceiling to one of the ladies' specialty shops. From the estate of William Randolph Hearst, he has purchased a 95-ft.-long oak-paneled gallery, said to have been designed by Inigo Jones and built by Queen Elizabeth I for her Ambassador...