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...Center's specialists sometimes find more unusual objects. Recently, researchers found a corn plant growing out of the back of a painting by Thomas Jones, an 18th century English artist. "They found that painting in an attic that had been used for feeding hens," says Mary McGrath, an intern in the painting lab. "The seeds had settled in on it and sprouted," she adds...
...that may be the best on the box. The show has speed, humor and diligence about even the most melodramatic of its plots, and displays the same kind of unblemished idealism about the basest narrative hokum that Actor David Morse catches so nicely in his characterization of a young intern...
WHEN YOU'RE an intern in the U.S. Senate, if doesn't take long to figure out how the office works. The administrative aide tells you on your first day. "Everybody has his own job to do, and his own responsibilities to delegate. But in the end, the decision's up to the man not woman in the big office at the end of the hall...
Security men swept Walesa up the stairs to his waiting wife Danuta. She quickly dispatched them with a bottle of vodka and the stern warning, "Don't you dare intern my husband again!" Then, before turning in for the night, Walesa pulled aside the living room draperies and flashed a defiant V-for-victory sign to cheering supporters. It was a scene both comic and joyful, but devoid of triumph. Walesa's independent union Solidarity, which was formally banned by the government on Oct. 8, lies in ruins...
...considering a proposal to approve the marketing of propranolol as a palliative for stage fright and other forms of anxiety. Many physicians are aware of this application. Reports one young intern at Johns Hopkins Hospital: "Many of us take a few milligrams before presenting on Grand Rounds-to keep our knees from knocking...