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...expected his Harvard Nuclear Study Group to stop there, having provided an objective report--a handbook on nuclear issues. It would have been as he describes it in his foreword, an analog to The Harvard Health Letter, a purely factual Medical School publication. But the debate over nuclear weapons is not like the debate over cholesterol: It cannot be decided empirically or discussed in a moral vacuum. So Derek Bok much more...
Some of the new measures will be published in the annually revised Handbook for Instructors...
...Radcliffe in 1933, Tuchman went to work at the Institute of Pacific Relations (IPR), a liberal organization which included members from all the countries rimming the Pacific. After a one-year stint in New York, Tuchman transferred to the organization's Tokyo branch, where she helped prepare an economic handbook of the Pacific. "The Japanese militarist/fascist movement was getting very hot and IPR wanted to encourage the liberal Japanese who were still holding on," the historian recalls. The situation looked bleak, however, and in 1935. Tuchman came home--via the trans-Siberian rail-road...
...that category, might like to look at other publications. The Undergraduate Council has recently distributed a question and answer pamphlet about the Board which is quite useful. Those who would like a more official version of much the same information can consult the relevant section in the Handbook for Students. My annual report of two years ago dealt at length with the assumptions and purposes of the Board and is available in my office. Two more informal sources are a speech given by the Secretary to the Board. Dean [John R.] Marquand, to Freshman Advisers this fall and a description...
Liberties Union handbook The Rights of the Critically Ill. "If you can legally and ethically take a respirator from a patient, the decision has already been made to let the patient die. Why, then, is it not justifiable to remove food...