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...since 1962 a part-time residency in pediatrics, women's favorite specialty. New York Medical College has pioneered a flexible graduate training program for women residents in psychiatry. Instead of being bound to the usual nonstop 36-month residency, physician-mothers at N.Y.M.C. break their training into four nine-month periods. The program, which allows the women to spend evenings, most weekends and holidays with their families, has proved both popular and productive. In seven years, not one of the 48 women enrolled has had to drop...
Today Studds, a 33-year-old former prep school teacher and McCarthy delegate, spends most of his time on the phone at his parents' home in suburban Cohasset, trying to figure out how to pay off a debt of nearly $20,000-all that's left of a nine-month campaign that ended on election day leaving him 1700 votes short of becoming the first Democrat since 1912 to represent Massachusetts' 12th Congressional District...
...conviction and sentencing of Cheyney Ryan is not particularly shocking in the context of other recent court decisions in connection with Harvard: two ex-students slapped with nine-month prison terms which they are presently serving for assault and battery on Dean Watson during the April 1969 seizure of University Hall; a third ex-student given a four-month sentence for the same offense; and six more students receiving one to three year probationary terms for "disturbing the peace" by posting anti-war notices around Harvard last Fall. But what the trial of Cheyney Ryan has renewed with telling force...
Aimee, the story went, skimmed the collection plate; when the congregation contributed $3,500, she acknowledged $1,200. She kept three sets of books and a secret bank account in which $100,000 was deposited (and withdrawn) in one nine-month period. What's more, she kept a double who took imaginary trips and ran up imaginary expenses...
Tall and lean (5 ft. 11 in., 165 Ibs.), Eddy estimates that he pedals some 21,000 miles during the nine-month season. He starts training each year with a modest 30-to 40-mile daily practice, soon works up to 90 to 125 miles a day. A perfectionist, he "cures" his tires by storing them for three years in a cool, dry cellar. His bikes are like nothing ever seen in the local sports shop: an 181-lb. model with ten speeds for the sprints, a more rugged 22-lb. version with twelve speeds for the mountains...