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...high temperatures. (Some are produced when tobacco burns at 1.300° to 1,600° F. in a cigarette.) They can be used to cause cancer in certain animals. Said Dr. Huggins: "If breast cancer can be caused in rats with one feeding of DMBA, the same may also occur in humans. I'm not saying that it does-just that it could happen. We know nothing about what foods or what methods of cooking could be blamed. But it's possible that DMBA can be produced by overcooking. I never order a well-done charcoal-broiled steak...
Radcliffe College has also announced the purchase of the red-brick apartment house at 83 Brattle St., Cambridge, effective March 29, 1961. The apartment building will be converted gradually as vacancies occur to accommodate married students from Radcliffe...
Academic freedom, insists Hesburgh, can and should flourish at a Catholic cam pus. Restrictions may occur, he concedes; in population studies, for example, birth control cannot be approved as a solution. But there restrictions end-or should end: "In nine years, I have never said to a single professor that any book or doctrine is out of bounds. I have no wish to be a medieval...
...ferment and potential rebirth. This is so precisely because it is a time full of chaos ... It was only natural that Sigmund Freud should at the beginning of his career have thought of the irrational aspects of-the human personality as chaotic and potentially dangerous powers ... It did not occur to him that chaos in itself may represent a very positive and fertile current of life. For the people of the Old Testament, especially in the creation story, the question was not: 'Why is there chaos?' but rather: 'Why is there order?' For them, order was the outgrowth of daily...
...minor, originate in the same way: they are defenses against anxiety. The most common are the phobias in which?to cover up anxiety and guilt too painful to be acknowledged?people develop an irrational aversion to some act or object seemingly unconnected with their anxiety. Phobias seem to occur in dazzling profusion: Blakiston's New Gould Medical Dictionary lists 217 of them (see box). More prevalent but less generally recognized as cover-ups for anxiety are com pulsive forms of behavior and addictions to alcohol and narcotics...