Word: scientist
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Fellow, R. Keith Kane '22, said in an interview last week, that he would like to see the Corporation choose a medical doctor as the fifth Fellow. Pusey said, "Ideally it would be nice to have a scientist but we do not consider background in making the choice." The last M.D. on the Corporation was Roger I. Lee '02, who served from...
TUNC, by Lawrence Durrell. The author's first novel since the completion of the Alexandria Quartet in 1960 has a scientist struggling against the restrictions of established order and ultimately confronting the paradoxes of freedom...
...learning be transferred chemically from one animal to another? Scientists have been arguing the question since 1962, when University of Michigan Psychologist James McConnell reported that untrained flatworms could acquire knowledge by feasting on trained worms. Using rats and mice, some researchers have achieved experimental results that seem to prove statistically that learning, or memory, can indeed be transferred by injecting the brain extract of one animal into the brain of another. But since the tests were difficult to duplicate, the results could never be properly validated. Now a Baylor University scientist, writing in Nature, has reported an experiment that...
...Scientist Benumber. For what seems like a century the journey goes well. Then, abruptly, Hal begins to act in an indefinably sinister manner, and the astronauts prepare to perform a lobotomy on their cybernetic buddy by removing his memory banks. But Hal discovers the plan...
...first three of Afro's four proposals for Harvard criticize real faults here. An endowed chair for a black professor is not the only mechanism for getting more Negroes on the Faculty, but the University must hire a qualified black social scientist to fill a tenured position. A black man could have the background and experience to teach blacks (and whites) here what no presently tenured Faculty member can. And the University should recruit and train black graduate students, thereby increasing the number of young black Faculty members. Expressions of eager intent are no longer sufficient...