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Dr. Terry said he expected the oral Type II vaccine to be licensed "in the near future," but that is now a relatively irrelevant matter. The issue is oral Type III. All vaccine batches are brewed separately by types, and samples are sent to the PHS's Division of...
The national press and radio "have been full of discouraging chit-chat," Glimp says, and high school guidance counselors have become more careful about Harvard. Moreover, many students and parents may decide that applying to Harvard is not worth the effort. "This rigorous self-selection worries us," Glimp says. Although...
Its recruits are hard-working students who may have sensed scholarly fakery in what they are told to read and listen to, who have found motives for learning more profound than being able to "cream" an exam, who enjoy following their own lines of thought and study, who have faith...
At Duke University, in North Carolina, Dr. Walter Kempner, who pioneered the rigorous low-sodium regimen (as part of his famous "rice diet"), has laid down the accepted rule: "If the sodium concentration of the plain water available is greater than 20 p.p.m., distilled water should be used." Many of...
Peace Corps recruiters are worried because only 8,000 volunteers have applied so far for President Kennedy's Peace Corps. They had hoped to receive some 15,000 applications by the end of May, when entrance examinations will be held in 330 U.S. cities. Then, after a rigorous screening...