Word: meds
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Outflanking NATO. In the Mediterranean, the impact of the Soviet fleet has been particularly dramatic. Where Russia had only half a dozen ships a year ago, it now has 46 ships, almost as many as the 50-ship U.S. fleet, which for years had made the "Med" practically an American lake. Many of the Soviet ships came through the Dardanelles during the Six-Day War, and their arrival helped persuade the Israelis to accept a ceasefire. The Soviets have enhanced their new image as the protector of their Arab allies by keeping a few ships in Alexandria and Port Said...
Since medical schools may begin to demand deposits after January 15, the delay means that applicants to Harvard Med have had to place deposits else-where or gamble on acceptance here...
Friday's blast was the fourth major hospital explosion in Boston this month, and the second involving Harvard Medical School research. Two weeks ago two technicians were injured when an explosion ripped through a histology lab at the Med School...
...father, and like the great figures (Artur Rodzinski, Bruno Walter, Leopold Stokowski) that he saw in the 1947 film Carnegie Hall; a fanatic moviegoer to this day, he sat through it six times. His father, discouraged at the prospects for Western music in India, started him in pre-med courses. "Every time I sat down to cut up a dogfish," Zubin recalls, "there I was with a Brahms symphony running through my head...
...left to take a $4,500 raise at Wayne State University. Political considerations also kept the University of Massachusetts from putting its new medical school on either its Amherst campus, where it would have complemented other departments, or in Boston, where it could have tied in with other strong med schools. In a pointless compromise, it will be located halfway between the two, at Worcester...