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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Artificial insemination will never constitute a serious problem to our society, Carle C. Zimmerman, associate professor of Sociology, said yesterday, in referring to the debate in the House of Lords last week on the subject...
...such questions, Zimmerman scoffs that "the problem is not one of great social importance. The majority of the people will not be able to afford artificial insemination, and most people," he concluded, "are sterile by the time that they get around to trying...
...this case, the objection voiced in the House of Lords over what will happen to the future generation is valid. Sax stated. It would pose a dangerous problem to any nation. Harmful recessive traits would begin to appear in the succeeding generations, creating a general decline in the strength of the nation...
...State law which concerns this problem was written in 1928 and amended in 1947 to read in part: "No rule, regulation, order, ordinance, or by-law of a city or town hereafter made or promulgated relative to or in connection with . . . signs, lights, markings, signal systems or similar devices or parking meters on any was within its control, shall take effect until approved in writing by the Department of Public Works or be effective after said approval is revoked." The 1947 amendment merely placed "parking meters" after "similar devices...
Once the personnel problem is settled, Bolles' problems really begin. "The day is over," he sighs sadly, "when you could take some of your opposition for granted." This year's difficulties begin right at home, with a triangular race against M.I.T. and B.U. on April 23. Tech, which was no pushover last year, has been reinforced by talent from a very strong Freshman boat, and B.U. only in its second year of rowing, is also on the upgrade...