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West may have left Harvard for Princeton in 2002 after a bitter public dispute with University President Lawrence H. Summers, but in many ways his presence continues to be felt at the College. The photograph of West—prominently displayed at the department’s office—is only the most conspicuous symbol of this fact...
...COVER: Photograph for TIME by Aaron Goodman. INSET...
Your report on steroid use in professional sports, "Baseball Takes a Hit" [March 15], included a photograph of Organon USA Inc.'s product Durabolin. The drug, which was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the control of metastatic breast cancer in women, is no longer marketed in the U.S. and has not been for some time. We voluntarily discontinued marketing and selling it about three years ago. Organon never produced or promoted Durabolin for the purpose of athletic-performance enhancement. By including a photo of Durabolin, TIME erroneously and unfairly suggested that the company has contributed...
DIED. EILEEN DARBY, 87, photographer of Broadway stars; in Long Beach, N.Y. Known for her snapshots of Broadway sets and celebrities for publications like LIFE magazine, Darby often put her subjects' interests above her own--refusing once to photograph Ingrid Bergman for fear of passing on a cold. Darby stopped taking photos in 1968, saying she lost her enthusiasm for the theater after seeing the musical Hair...
...career. From the tumultuous reception accorded it by critics and public alike, the monumental "Admiral of the Ocean Sea" promises to remain for all posterity the classic biography of Columbus. At all events, it justifies the inscription on one of the Professor's most cherished possessions--a photograph of Franklin Roosevelt which he autographed "To my friend Sam Morison--Columbus Junior...