Word: rayed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...expected from the prevention of cancer. ... It is certain that efforts in this field have thus far been quite desultory and inefficient. . . . [No] new curative agent or method will be found in the near future. . . . The only successful methods of treatment [are surgery, radium applications or X-ray], and this means removal, not cure in the real sense. Cancer is the greatest of all the hazards of living. . . . It will probably always remain in this position of importance and may even become much more prominent as a cause of death...
...00Impersonations and comedy skits, featuring Bayard S. Clark '40 and Ray W. Guild Jr. '43. 8:30 "Living Word" produced by the Radio Workshop. 9:00 Reading of his light verse by E. C. K. Read '40, former president of the Lampoon. 9:15 Swing of things--Mike Levin 9:45 As you like it--Classical music request program 10:45 News, sports, and interview with winner of Wellesley Hoop Race
...result of all this reading matter is, if a random sample may be trusted, complete confusion by the time late September rolls around. Into this slough of despond the Crimson is endeavoring, as it has always in the past, to throw a faint ray of light. Unfortunately the Freshman members of the staff are very few and therefore the Crimson must rely upon its poll to get an accurate undergraduate opinion upon the courses normally open to Freshmen. This is the way in which '43 can pass on its heritage to '44, and if by the third page the task...
Combine X-Ray and Radium...
...George A. Leland, who is in charge of the gynecological clinic, is studying the results of the combined treatment by radium and X-ray of cancer of the cervix. The final results of their work will not be made known for several years, but already there are indications that the work can be better done than with radium alone...