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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Wilbur K. Jordan, president of Radcliffe, yesterday expressed the opinion that Radcliffe is entering "a period of consolidation" after passing through two decades of fairly rapid changes. Although he did not comment directly on recent suggestions for an integration of Radcliffe into the University, Jordan indicated that such a move might become desirable in the future...
...Committee. The juniors named are, from Adams House, Richard S. M. Emrich, William H. Fitzhugh, George R. Sprague, Edward B. Segel, T. Carter Hagaman, and Jonathan G. Macy; from Dunster House, James F. Flug, Roger F. Dashen, Stephen R. Crespin, Daniel A. Pollack, Peter J. Solomon, James K. Hurd, Jr., and Patrick R. Liles; from Eliot House, Harlow Russell, III, Chauncey L. Walker, John J. Schenefield, Stefan D. Abrams, Philippe M. Charat, Richard C. Marcus, David F. Hurwitt, James D. Lorenz, Grenville T. Emmet, and David L. Cappiello...
Mozart's glorious Piano Concerto in G, K. 453, featured Edgar Murray '60 as the soloist. Though he phrased with style and intelligence, his lacklustre tone failed to bring to life many of his good musical ideas. In the third movement, however, his performance brightened considerably and he handled the variations accurately and vigorously...
Faculty members conducting the study include Jerome S. Bruner, professor of Psychology; I. Bernard Cohen '37, professor of the History of Science; Carl Kaysen, professor of Economics; and Don K. Price, Jr. Dean of the Faculty of Public Administration. J. Stefan Dupre, instructor in Government, and William E. Gustafson, teaching fellow in Economics, are also on the staff...
When children get sick, the commonest symptom is fever, and the first thing that most physicians do is try to get the temperature down. Despite the prevalence of this practice, it may be all wrong, says Stanford University's Dr. Alan K. Done in Pediatrics. When they rush to prescribe one of the hundreds of anti-fever drugs now marketed, physicians are attacking the symptom, not the underlying disease, and may be interfering with one of nature's defense mechanisms, says Pediatrician Done. And although some youngsters' miseries seem to be the result of, fever, other children...