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Besides the funding of the Schlesinger Library, the Murray Research Center, the Bunting Institute, and the Radcliffe Seminar program, the development office also raises money for all of Radcliffe's smaller programs, including those for undergraduates...
...five patients who have so far received permanent Jarvik-7 hearts, three are still alive. But all have suffered serious complications. William Schroeder, 53, at 42 weeks the longest survivor, has had two strokes; his speech and memory are impaired. Murray Haydon, 59, also had a stroke. Swedish Businessman Leif Stenberg, 53, the only non-American to receive a Jarvik-7 and the patient who had fared the best so far, recently suffered a severe stroke in Stockholm. Stenberg's misfortune was particularly disappointing to Heart Developer Robert Jarvik; the heart implanted in the Swede was a newer version...
...cubes -- moving in deep space, its depth contradicted by puzzling abutment and reflections that block the view, break the recession and direct the eye back to the richly painted surface. Another highly gifted artist in the area where abstraction hovers on the edge of figuration is Chicago-born Elizabeth Murray, 44. Since Frank Stella, American painting has been littered with shaped canvases, but Murray has brought a wonderful energy and flair to her use of this quintessentially late-modernist device. Her shaped panels are folded, superimposed, somewhere between collage, sculpture and origami. She wants them, as she says, "to feel...
Mobil Chairman Rawleigh Warner Jr., who began his company's involvement with ( Montgomery Ward, may be watching it end from a distance. He announced last week that he will step down as chairman next year, when he reaches 65, to be replaced by Allen Murray, 54, the current president...
...that it is not attractive to workers with seniority who are in little danger of being laid off during a recession. Many of them would undoubtedly make less money in a share economy than they do now. For that reason, labor unions are decidedly cool toward the proposal. Says Murray Seeger, director of information for the AFL-CIO: "This scheme would continue the suppression of workers' earnings." Weitzman says the Government would have to lead the way in overcoming worker opposition. He suggests that employees who accept a share plan be given income tax breaks similar to the preferential treatment...