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This is a sample, amusing if it were not over the border of sanity, of the psychiatric interviews with mentally sick soldiers that Major Albert A. Rosner of the Army Air Forces has recorded in the last six months. He believes that his unique record library, which will eventually be filed in the Army Medical Library in Washington, may be helpful in teaching psychiatry. Hitherto a student psychiatrist's acquaintance with his chief technique, the psychiatric interview, has had to be at second hand-an observer makes the patient too self-conscious to talk freely. The recording machine, says...
...Lauretta Bender, Helen Harrington, Ralph S. Muckenfuss, Tracy Jackson Putnam, Albert A. Rosner, Lewis D. Stevenson, Hubert S. Howe...
...Meters, 4.35 o'clock. Italian Entries: Umberto Certi, Piero Fusarpoli. American Entries; Robert Playfair, '36 Harvard; Ed Kenney, H. C.; Oscar Rosner, Brown; Joe McCluskey, Fordham; Henry Guerke, M.I.T...
...Meters: Joe McCluskey, Fordham; Bob Playfair, Harvard; Ed Kenney, Boston College; John Fersching, Brown; William Wood, Brown; Oscar Rosner, Brown; Eugene Cooper, M.I.T.; William Bates, M.I.T.; Douglas Chalmers, M.I.T.; John Talbot, M.I.T.; Henry Guerke, M.I.T.; Thomas Oakes, M.I.T...
...final curtain, but throughout the play Mr. Brown displays an irritating amount of slovenliness in his writing. Thus two of the six characters appear in the early stages of the play for insignificant reasons, and than exit into obscurity--loose ends unconnected with the remainder of the plot. Rosner, for example, has apparently no better excuse for being in the play than to provide the hero with the indispensable automatic. The gun, together with an unemptied waste basket, remains conspicuously placed in the office of a busy business man for twenty four hours; of course nobody disturbs it because...