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...Pleasant Date. Doctors, confronted with a possible case of mononucleosis, often regard it as a mild infection. It is frequently more than that, says Colonel Robert J. Hoagland, who began studying mono in 1946 when he was medical officer at West Point (where, as at most colleges, the disease is common) and has continued at Fort Benning, Ga., since his transfer there...
Much of the confusion in diagnosing it is largely unnecessary, says Dr. Hoagland: the symptoms of a full-blown case follow a pattern like the midshipmen's. A blood test alone will neither prove nor disprove mononucleosis, but a blood test in combination with these symptoms is decisive...
Dorothy Baker, whose Young Man with a Horn (TIME, June 6, 1938) looked steadily at a great jazzman, and Edward Hoagland, who lighted up the life of the circus in Cat Man (TIME, Jan. 16, 1956). They too were first novels, and they too dealt with character in unfamiliar surroundings...
Bolles was commenting on criticisms made by James V. Hoagland, undergraduate manager of cross country, when the H.A.A. announced that, in the future, it would support only a seven-man varsity squad instead of the usual 12 runners...
...school emphasizing de-emphasis of athletics, economy seems a proper treatment for its winning-est team," an undergraduate manager declared to the CRIMSON yesterday. James V. Hoagland '56-4, undergraduate manager of cross country, took issue with statements by Thomas Bolles, Director of Athletics, regarding the H.A.A. sponsored seven-man cross country team which traveled to Cornell on Saturday...