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Perla Hewes, squash instructor at Radcliffe, has been selected to play as a member of the non-collegiate Boston "A" team...
...unusual; it is one of the very few courses offered here that deals with the social impact of modern science. In a biology course offered last spring, several topics in plant physiology received considerable attention--one of which was the role of plant hormones in leaf abscission. The instructor spent a few minutes of the very last lecture of the term telling his students that the plant hormones whose effects they had so diligently studied were the same ones used as defoliants in the ravaging of the Vietnamese countryside. He was one of the university scientists who did the bulk...
This clear implication is inconsistent with everything I know about Richard Rosenbloom. In the three years I have known him he has been meticulous in respecting and safeguarding students' rights. As an instructor and an administrator he was careful to judge individuals on their own merits...
...second-youngest full professor in the school's modern history. As an economist, he has specialized in studies of concrete, practical concerns; his best-known book is an analysis of the financial problems of the performing arts in the U.S. Youthful enough to pass for a junior instructor, Bowen, who is married and has a son, 13, and a daughter, 7, keeps in trim by playing tennis (he was twice a college-conference singles champion as an undergraduate) and by frequently biking to his office...
...Edward B. Hager, clinical instructor in Medicine, and Dr. Constantine L. Hampers, instructor in Medicine are the president and executive vice president, respectively, of National Medical Care, Inc. (NMC), a company designed to make a profit from the treatment of patients with fatal kidney diseases...