Word: schwartz
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Besides the regular record sustainers, Radio Radcliffe broadcasts interviews, drama, and special features. Conductor Arthur Fielder, pianist Boris Godolvsky, Professor Robert Hillyer, Associate Professor Theodore Spencer, and poet Delmore Schwartz are among the celebrities who have been interviewed. Harvard-Radcliffe Radio Workshop plays, presented occasionally at Harvard, are heard via a two-way private telephone wire between the field house studios and the Crimson Network. The telephone wire is used for exchange broadcasts going in the other direction...
Sinai Temple's Forum (an "ungraded university") began 29 years ago when the synagogue's community director, young Samuel Disraeli Schwartz, intruded on a basketball game in the gymnasium to ask if anyone wanted to hear a lecture. Forty-two people did. Now lectures are held each Monday during the fall and winter with audiences from 1,800 to 3,500. Cost: 15 programs for $5. Audiences are about half Jewish, half Gentile. Slight, greying Director Schwartz still runs the Forum, has made it pay its way for the past 20 years. This year's program includes...
...Plato Schwartz and Harry Bou-man at the University of Rochester (N.Y.) used an oscillograph (electrical impulse recorder) to test the muscles of infantile-paralysis patients. They found that while it is true that the contracted muscles are in spasm, the stretched muscles and other muscles all over the body are also in spasm, but to a lesser degree. In the stretched muscles they found both paralysis and spasm. They conclude: 1) the muscle weakness results from impairment or destruction of certain nerve cells in the spinal cord; 2) spasm, which is only temporary, results from lack of the nerve...
Patriot. In Brooklyn, N.Y., Bernard Schwartz, charged with evading the draft, explained that he was a bum and had been afraid of demoralizing the Army...
Then Seigle, Schwartz, and Leff popped up in the front rank of a group which also included a backfield consisting of Brothers Wetherell, Doig, Gustafson, and McDonald. In syncopated rhythm the group sang of the pleasure of being at Harvard, each verse ending with "This Is the Life...