Word: rockland
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...graduate of Rockland College, Dean Kerby-Miller served at Wellesley before coming to Radcliffe. Prior to her appointment as Dean of the Radcliffe Graduate School last spring, she was Dean of Instruction for juniors and seniors...
...Crimson golf team, which seems to be headed for a victory over Yale on Wednesday, defeated Columbia and the University of Pennsylvania this weekend, 6 to 1 and 4 to 3. The match was played Saturday afternoon at the Rockland Country Club in New York...
Louise Nevelson began to create her own kind of world in wood while she was still a child. Born on the black earth of the Ukrainian steppes, she came to the U.S. with her parents when she was four, settled with them in Rockland, Me., where the interlocking arms of heavy timber and the gentle twigs of rocky bush excited her imagination. While her family made a good living out of lumber, her young hands made bits of her imaginary universe out of driftwood and scraps. She moved into New York at 18, studied under Kenneth Hayes Miller...
...psychiatry, Dr. Nathan S. Kline of New York's Rockland State Hospital reported, the drug is equally effective as a "psychic energizer" for long-term hospital patients and the at-large depressed whom he sees in private practice. One woman's depression, which had defied seven years of psychoanalysis and two years of tranquilizers, yielded dramatically to iproniazid. Equally striking is the case of a professor of medicine who suffers from occasional dizziness and constipation on heavy iproniazid dosage, but refuses to cut down because he would rather suffer these than risk a recurrence of the depression that...
...opposite of tranquilizers, e.g., energizers such as iproniazid, are being widely tested in the U.S. and Europe. Rockland (N.Y.) State Hospital's Dr. Nathan S. Kline, who introduced iproniazid as an energizer, suggested that it may prove as important as all the tranquilizers combined in releasing big numbers of patients from hospital wards. Then, taking a flying leap into the future, he foresaw a brave new world in which mind-improving drugs will be used not only to alleviate illnesses but to improve the performance of the healthy...