Word: patterning
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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SOME of our cover stories grow out of the fast pace of the news and must be researched, reported, written and edited in a few intensive days-or even hours. This week's story on Thailand, a land of constantly increasing importance in the pattern of world events, fits another category. Work toward it began months...
Sweden's Dr. Clarence Crafoord, one of the world's greatest heart-lung surgeons, caused a public outcry earlier this month when he suggested that a person should be declared dead when a flat EEG pattern shows that his brain has definitely and irrevocably ceased to function. Dr. Crafoord was concerned about truly hopeless cases, but the kin of patients being kept alive with mechanical aids jumped to the conclusion that he meant the devices should be shut off, the patients declared dead, and their organs used for transplants...
...restricts the number of students receiving misinformation from him. Anyone who has read anything on evolutionary theory published in the last 20 to 30 years knows better than to make such remarks about the saber-toothed cats. Thirty-five million years ago, during Oligocene time, the saber-toothed cat pattern was essentially frozen. In some cats, the length of the saber was proportionately as great as or greater than that of the culminating species in the ice age. Thirty-five million years is a pretty fair length of time for a model to be in style. Let us hope Professor...
Both matches followed the same pattern. After quickly succumbing to the ferocious serve and-rush tactics in the first set, Adelsberg gradually slowed down the swarming games of his opponents in the second set and then spiked them with his sounder game in the third...
...first class is nearing the end of its freshman year at Cowell College, the pattern setter of as many as 20 colleges planned for Santa Cruz to handle an eventual enrollment of 27,500, on what California President Clark Kerr calls a campus that "will seem small as it grows large." Right now, it seems only too small. While dormitories for Cowell near completion, students are jammed eight to each 58-ft. trailer, where, says one, "If you don't like your roommates, it's sheer hell." They file in long lines past a trailer steam kitchen...