Word: section
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Natural Science section across the hall, Andrew R. Lang, assistant professor of Metallurgy, delivered an opening lecture to five undergraduate residents, who appeared to discuss the origins of life on earth. He told his audience how life may have sprung from primitive pools of green slime, or arrived from outer space in the form of microscopic spores. The five listened...
Experimental science tutorial got quietly underway in Kirkland House last night. As expected, on the surface it was much like any other group tutorial. One group listened to what amounted to a straight lecture, while the other section aimlessly discussed what it would discuss. The tutors did report one exception to most group tutorials...
...both the discussion group on Natural Sciences and the section on Physical Sciences the tutors faced more undergraduates than they expected. William Shepard (above, left), teaching fellow in General Education and leader of the Physical Sciences section, seemed concerned that too many students had come to discuss Chemistry and Physics. He had thirteen present, and expressed hope for attrition...
...against further attacks. The University of Minnesota's Dr. C. Walton Lillehei, one of last week's Lasker Award winners (see above), told the American College of Surgeons that he had used the technique successfully on dogs, was about ready to try it on human patients. A section of coronary artery near the chest wall (in which most occlusions occur) is either opened, scraped clean and sewed up again, or is removed and replaced with a healthy length of artery. Operation time, in a "dry field" (using a heart-lung machine): half an hour...
...enforcement policy of the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles may result in fines of over $100 for student car owners, most of whom are unintentionally violating the Motor Vehicle Act, R. H. Parker, Chief of the Registry's Legal Section said yesterday...