Word: edward
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...interfere with the draft. Since then, Congressmen, judges and university presidents, including Yale's Kingman Brewster and Columbia's Grayson Kirk, have protested the decision. Kirk even suspended on-campus recruiting by the armed services pending a reversal of Hershey's harsh decree. Massachusetts' Senator Edward Kennedy last week said the new procedure would make draft boards "both judge and jury," and it was not surprising that young people would break the law if Hershey "indicates he will ignore...
Denise Ann Darvall, 25, had no thought of death when she set out with her father and mother to visit friends for Saturday-afternoon tea. In Cape Town's Observatory district, Edward Darvall stopped the car. His wife and daughter started across the street to a bakery to buy a cake when both were struck by a speeding car. Mrs. Darvall was killed instantly. Denise was barely alive, but only barely, on arrival at Groote Schuur Hospital. Her head and brain were almost completely destroyed. The emergency room called Dr. Barnard. The doctors agreed: Denise could not survive. Barnard...
...Edward Darvall had still less reason to regret his decision. Not only was Denise's heart working in Washkansky's chest, but her right kidney was transplanted to a Colored* boy, ten-year-old Jonathan Van Wyk, and was functioning normally at week's end. Washkansky was making wisecracks: "I'm a Frankenstein now. I've got somebody else's heart." (And making the common error of confusing the fictional Dr. Frankenstein with the monster he made.) Washkansky was well enough to go through a radio interview with a doctor. He ate well...
Elected to the Class Committee, were: William F. Perron of Adams House and Jackson, Miss., Edward J. Gotgart of Dudley House and Boston, David C. Ray of Dunster House and Detroit, Mich., and Jeffrey R. Schmidt of Eliot House and Minneapolis, Minn...
Three weeks ago the Harvard Policy Committee proposed that the University's Independent Study program be opened to all undergraduates, a request that so far has been met with discouraging Administration silence. CEP Secretary Edward T. Wilcox has indicated that the program has no chance of being reviewed for at least a year...