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...reproduced in their actual shape by machine and man. The viruses, which are measured in millionths of an inch, were first photographed by an electron microscope that produces an enlarged image of minute particles through the use of a beam of electrons. Working from electron-micrograph prints, Artist Bernard Safran enlarged the viruses somewhat more to obtain the proper effect for the cover. Among those he chose to use, the sticklike viruses at upper left are the tobacco mosaic virus, which figured importantly in early virological discoveries made in the 19th century; the smaller, pellet-shaped viruses at the upper...
...paper made to his specifications at the Mead Paper Co. in Kingsport, Tenn., and flew down to make sure of the quality. Engravings were made in New York by Len Perskie. Then Phillips was off to Detroit to oversee the reproduction by the Safran Printing Co., which used an offset press to give finer detail. To Phillips, it is all part of the week's work, but there can be nothing casual about careful color reproduction...
...petition. One of them takes its readers from the statement itself to the home of one of the sponsors, Stephan A. Thernstrom, instructor is Government. The text, it reports, was not written by all 70 signers, but by four "young thinkers:" Thernstrom, H. Stuart Hughes, professor of History, Nadav Safran, assistant professor of Government, and Robert P. Wolff '54, instructor in Philosophy...
Also today, several faculty members will criticize the Kennedy policy on Cuba at 8 p.m. in Emerson D. The speakers will include H. Stuart Hughes, professor of History, Robert P. Wolff, instructor in Philosophy, and Nadav Safran, instructor in Government...
Faculty members who have already endorsed the petition include H. Stuart Hughes, professor of History, Reginald R. Isaacs, Charles Dyer Norton Professor of Regional Planning, Nadav Safran, instructor in Government, Laurence Wylie, Douglas Dillon Professor of the Civilization of France, and Robert P. Wolff, instructor in Philosophy...