Word: permanente
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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LAST WEEK'S SURGERY ON MURRAY HAYDON, 58, THE THIRD MAN IN HISTORY to receive a permanent artificial heart, could not have gone more smoothly. DeVries finished the job in 3 1/2 hours, about half the time it took to implant the device in William Schroeder last November, and four...
Sweeney's aggressive play--he is one of the squad's leaders with 11 penalties on the season--reflects the drive of an athlete striving for a permanent niche in Harvard hockey. The competitive spirit, however, does not spill over to his relations with the other team members, particularly his...
Complete divestiture of stock has little moral value to and of itself because as Americans we will never successfully cleanse ourselves of the corporations which do business in South Africa. Of the top 50 companies in the United States, more than half do some business in South Africa. Companies like...
Professor William Sher claimed that the trees of Professor Herbert and Gloria Leiderman cast a permanent shadow over his home each winter and are a "public nuisance."
Getting "lotteried" out of any course is never a pleasant situation. A recent editorial in this space called for the University to meet the need for section leaders in oversubscribed courses, so that fewer students would be excluded. However, an interim, and perhaps a permanent, solution to this problem would...