Word: haight
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Gordon, S. Haight, Master of Pierson College, and chairman of the Council of Masters, explained the matter further...
After approving the new time, the Council of Presidents again referred it back to the individual councils. Branford College's council further worked out and approved the plan and submitted it as a suggestion to Haight...
...their courage and success. Rudolph Nissen, then of Berlin but now of New York, in 1931 caused the lung of a child to slough out by operating on her in two stages in such a way as deliberately to shut off the blood to the lung. In 1932 Cameron Haight of the University of Michigan . . . performed a similar operation on another child . . . Both patients recovered . . . The reason for the operation in my case was a cancer of the lung. The patient is living and well ... This case, therefore, was the first successful removal of a whole lung for cancer...