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McLennan is a 1975 graduate of both the Divinity School and the Law School, having obtained both degrees simultaneously. And in 1994, McLennan won the Divinity School's Katzenstein Award, which honors alumni for bringing together the disciplines of law and ministry...
...shelter, but she has declined all such overtures, because she wants medical support while she dies; which is to say that she is determined to stay right where she is. The hospital is equally determined. "We will have her out of the hospital," says Riverside County Deputy Counsel William Katzenstein. "I assure you of that...
Henderson has been appointed to take the place of Edward Wright Jr., dean of Students, who is on a year's leave of absence to serve as Assistant to President Pusey for Minority Affairs. The late Rabbi Martin E. Katzenstein was designated Acting Dean of Students in July, but died on September...
...Berlin, the Raab-Katzenstein airplane makers hitched a motorless glider to the tail of a regular plane. To the tail of that glider they hitched a second glider. This "train"-the air equivalent of a motor truck with tandem trailers-taxied across the field and managed to take off, the plane tugging, the gliders lunging after. Soon the "train" straightened out in smooth flight and without difficulty attained an altitude...
...told them more about rocketing. The perfecters of the idea were two German inventors named Valier and Sander. They had rocketed a racing car (without a driver) as high as 430 m. p. h., he said. They thought, of course, that they could revolutionize aerial locomotion. In the Raab-Katzenstein works at Cassel, they were completing a rocket-drive airplane, the Grasimiecke ("Garden Warbler"). Only a moderate 125 m. p. h. would be attempted with this craft. Later airplanes would be built to rocket beyond the highest flights of motored airplanes, first with laboratory animals aboard-and plane-parachutes later...
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