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Since joining the Med School in 1959, Hubel has done extensive research on visual systems in mammals. He and another Med School professor shared the Nobel award with a professor from Cal Tech for discoveries of information processing in the visual system...
...gave him a daily three-minute radio program to keep the bills paid?and after his wife graduated, he went on to his greatest success as host of ABC News Nightline. On the other hand, Don Demers, an industrial engineer in Dayton, took the kids while his wife finished med school, then found, after more than two years away, that he could not find another job. Commented Charles Arons, president of a Los Angeles employment firm: "There isn't a male I know of in an executive position who would accept raising kids as a legitimate excuse for not working...
...vast sweep of this "cosmopolitan center" quickly becomes apparent Libraries, museums, dining halls, parking lot--they are all here. There are special programs in dance, in preparation for being pre-med (women only), and of course, Ukranian Studies. The powerful symbol of the Ukraine appears repeatedly throughout the Register. "Beginning Ukraine." "Intermediate Ukraine." "Advanced Ukraine." "Religion and politics in Ukraine Since 1917." Relentlessly, the vision of the Ukraine slams into the reader's pysche, jarring loose the inevitable question. "Why does Harvard offer so many courses on the Ukraine in its summer session?" Clearly, there is no simple answer...
...inside." The book already has ignited sparks among obstetricians. Harrison's contention that there is no humanity in the system is "hyperbole at its worst," snaps Dr. Emanuel Friedman, Harrison's ob-gyn chief at Boston Beth Israel Hospital. Though Friedman expresses respect for Harrison's med skills, he feels that her book describes an obstetrics that is passé. "We've become enlightened," he says. "We do not intervene willy-nilly." He cites a declining episiotomy rate, efforts to control the number of caesareans and a willingness to "allow labor to evolve." This view...
...plan is currently undergoing preliminary discussions, but if it is approved. Tosteson hopes that it will eventually clear the way for a similar overall plan at the Med School. But, he says, sweeping alterations would not be considered for at least several years...