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Among the old, only the best survive. Among the new, only those with real merit are chosen. Herewith a partial guide to the most durable of the old and the most stimulating...
...past dozen years, doctors have tried no fewer than 50 promising drugs and other treatments for multiple sclerosis. In no case has the promise been fulfilled. "MS" remains an inexorable and eventually fatal disease, especially baffling because in its early stages victims may have sudden and severe attacks of partial paralysis or blindness, then make what seems to be a good recovery. The respite, however, is distressingly brief, and when the disease is farther advanced, the disabilities become permanent...
SAINT NORBERT COLLEGE The late C. Leo De Orsey, LL.D., tax attorney. Even a partial list of his clients is testimony to his success: Charles Wilson, General Omar Bradley, Edward R. Murrow, Arthur Godfrey, George Preston Marshall, General Curtis LeMay, Ted Williams, Max Factor...
...reflex may be what causes many premature and some full-term infants to shut down the flow of blood through their lungs. Some unborn infants may have had the reflex activated to compensate for an oxygen shortage caused by low blood pressure in the mother, or a constriction or partial separation of the umbilical cord. As a result, the babies are born with thousands of constricted arterioles that do not carry sufficient blood to the lung's air spaces where oxygen is picked up-a condition that leads to the formation of a glassy (hyaline) membrane covering the inside...
...partial remedy for this unhappy situation, the CRIMSON suggests that meetings be set up between all thesis writers and their readers as a matter of course. These meetings would be held after grades are handed in to the department, but before they are given to the student. Thus, the conference could not turn into a grade-boosting campaign by the student, nor could it become a whining session...