Word: edward
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Both staff and outside doctors credit Wacker for improving UHS overall. "There used to be a lot of criticism of UHS" before Wacker arrived, says Edward S. Rendall, director of the health services at MIT. When Wacker took office, for example, contraceptives were still illegal in Massachusetts, and "there really were doctors and nurses you couldn't." Nancy Ryan notes...
Harvard students also gave nods to Democratic gubernatorial candidate Michael Dukakis and Sen, Edward M. Kennedy '54 in the one-day election co-sponsored by the campus Republican and Democratic clubs and held at the Union...
...Senator Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts addressed a similar gathering in California in April, and Senator Alan Cranston of California, who also has presidential ambitions, is scheduled to appear before such a group in Philadelphia. As more politicians make these appearances, it seems likely that the risks of seeking such support will be reduced...
...Senator Edward Kennedy. No, I do not hate him. In many ways, he is a likeable person, but I do not think he is qualified to be President. Kennedy is a superb candidate for a nomination because people are intrigued with his looks, wealth, speaking ability and family name. But when you probe and ask people if they want him in the White House, his support tends to evaporate. My guess and hope is that the same thing will happen in 1984. People ask: Can the man be trusted to make difficult decisions under pressure with an undergirding of integrity...
Earlier in the term, one scholar--Edward C. Laumann of the University of Chicago--had told Rosovsky not to put his name in the course catalogue...