Word: librarian
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...felt "like the father of the bride who has arrived with her at the altar after a rather adventurous trip down the aisle lasting over seven years." Within the Countway, the Boston Medical Library will retain its corporate entity, the rights to its collection, and its own associate Librarian it will also remain the library of the Massachusetts Medical Society...
Finally, MacLeish, a former Librarian of Congress, spoke gracefully of the problems of a scientific library in the face of growing difficulties of communication among scientists. He pointed out that the coherence of a library depends upon the coherence of the knowledge it problems and that the apparent fragmentation of scientific knowledge poses a serious intellectual problem...
...complete his medical studies in 1932. In 1938, foreseeing a second World War, he fled to Rome, where he stubbornly detached himself from the organized world around him. He let his passport expire. He applied for no ration book. He buried himself at the Vatican Museum as a librarian, read nothing printed after the French Revolution. But one day he saw German shells demolish the weathercock on a fine old church and abruptly decided that the time for passive resistance had ended...
...however, Theodore G. Alevizos, Assistant Librarian for Undergraduate Services, affirmed his earlier statement that "we do not intend to make Lamont wide open to girls." He admitted that the fifth level, closed to girls, does house such an exhibit...
...WHITSUN WEDDINGS, by Philip Larkin. Crystalline images and insights are distilled from commonplace circumstances by the reticent librarian whose spare, introspective lines have won him a reputation as Britain's finest contemporary poet...