Word: geller
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Thomas Ehrlich '56 was elected vice president. Conrad D. Geller '55 was named secretary and Joseph Steinberg '56, treasurer. The new members at large are Charles L. Edson '56, Michael McCloskey '56, and Gordon Martin...
...Baltimore's Tower Club, for tall men (6 ft. 2 in. or more) and women (5 ft. 10 in. and up), donated two beds, 7 ft. 7 in. long, to Union Memorial Hospital. The club's organizer. Jerry Geller, had suffered from having his 7 ft. 2 in. frame folded into a standard...
Also included are David Garfinkel 1G, biochemistry; David M. Geller 1G, biochemistry; Walter Gilbert '53, physics; Richard B. Hiatt 1G, chemistry; John R. Hughes 1G, psychology; Peter M. Kamb 1G, botany; Ralph W. Kilb 1G, chemistry; Joshua K. Kopp '53, physics; Paul H. Kydd 1G, chemistry; Francis L. Lambert 1G, zoology; Henry J. Landau '53, mathematics; Andrew D. Liehr 1G, physics; Robert D. Lundberg, chemistry; and James C. Martin 1G, chemistry...
...twin boys was in the news. One of the four-month-old boys died suddenly; his twin died with in hours before surgeons could free him. In Cleveland's Mount Sinai Hospital, twin girls were born with a band of cartilage joining them at the chest. Dr. Jac Geller cut the babies apart ("Really very simple," he said), and both were soon doing well in incubators. After such a superficial link, they have every chance of growing up to be normal women, and with hardly a scar to show...
...recent issue of the Wellesley News Miss Geller described what she and her friends consider the "typical" Harvard man. Coughlin and Holbrook, neither of whom is typical of a Harvard man, will attempt to rebut the Wellesly opinion, and may be given an opportunity for a snide remark or two about the "typical" Wellesley girl...