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...liberal education. Evidently, they believe that the tolerance gained through constant association with Negroes in classes, dormitories, and athletics is hollow and dry. Apparently they think the views of a notoriously "liberal" faculty have had no influence. How else could one film, no matter how blatant its propaganda, effectively inject bigotry into the phlegmatically tolerant Harvard audience...
...areas where it is not being given-for polio. This expert's solution: declare a national emergency, giving the Government a monopoly of blood and blood products; allot G.G. only to areas with the worst epidemics; let a public authority (not pharmacists) dispense it for doctors to inject...
...Moore puzzled over this but, until he got a National Research Council fellowship in 1941, he could do little about it. Then he made good progress. His tools were simple: plain water and heavy water (deuterium oxide). Basically, what Dr. Moore did was to inject 100 cc of heavy water into a volunteer, wait for it to mix thoroughly with the ordinary water in his system, and then take a blood sample. The dilution of heavy water showed the total amount of water in the body. Easy as this sounds, it was not until 1950 that the method was accurate...
...SPOCK no longer takes private patients. A year ago he became Professor of Child Development in the medical school of the University of Pittsburgh, with a free hand to inject a shot of child psychiatry wherever he can in the city. Directly or indirectly, he reaches thousands of children in schools, clinics, and hospitals. He likes to work with only a few people at a time, and can often be found in a basement room of a city public-health center, sitting in a circle of painted wooden chairs with a dozen a workers, nurses, doctors and interns, balancing...
...February, under the label "Operation Quagmire," Matt Ridgway put out a bitter analysis of the Communist truce tactics: "The Communist plan...has called for a temporary show of progress following each period of complete delay. The Communists have known that, at certain times throughout the talks, they must inject a certain modicum of achievement as the price for their main program of bargaining inertia. This is part of the Communist war of nerves. Hope must be raised and dashed .according to schedule" (TIME, Feb. 18). This analysis seemed correct at the time; it still seems so today...