Word: harvey
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Michael I. Levin was appointed yesterday to the Jubilee Committee by Chairman Harvey Taylor, while George Kuhn, head of the Smoker Committee, announced that he had named John C. Lacy and Harry Newman, Jr. to serve with...
...Harvey C. Taylor, of Portsmouth, New Hampshire and Wigglesworth Hall, has been appointed chairman of the Freshman Jubilee Committee, it was announced yesterday by the Student Council advisors on Freshman Affairs, Langdon P. Marvin, Jr. '41 and Douglas Mercer...
...three years young Surgeon Harvey Graham, assistant editor of the British Medical Journal, grubbed in museums and medical libraries all over Britain. Fortnight ago he published the first popular "storybook of surgery,"* a book of more than 400 pages, crammed with forgotten incidents of scientific history from the neolithic age to 1938. It includes brief biographies which bring to life such geniuses as Galen, Hippocrates, Ambroise Pare, John Hunter, William Harvey, Joseph Lister. Bits from Dr. Graham's story...
...William Harvey, who discovered in the early 17th Century the way the blood circulates, was "a little man with twinkling* SURGEONS ALL-Rich & Cowan, London (18s.). eyes. . . . When he was lecturing he had a little wand of whalebone tipped with silver," which he used to point out organs he was dissecting. "A lecture on the liver ... he transformed into a subject of vital interest by ... references to bearbaiting and cockfighting, football and the ballet, and a strange bird in his Majesty's aviary. . . . Then he would conclude with a spirited attack on the fashion of lacing young girls till...
...other Crimson point scorer was Bruce Richardson, who won his point in the first match he wrestled in the tournament. Captain Harvey Ross deserves particular mention for his tough fight against Ole Oless of Lehigh in the first round. Oless, who trimmed down to 121 from his usual 128 pound weight, won his way to the finals, but was finally defeated by Bob Mathers of Penn State...