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...will be a rich smorgasbord with an all-starcast, the intellectual meat of the celebrationthat will maintain the balance of the serious andthe entertaining," said Thomas W. Stephenson '37,350th coordinator. "Someone said to me that if youcould attend all the symposia, it would beequivalent to a Harvard education."PAUL C. MARTIN '52 helped organize the 350thseminars...
...meeting was arranged "through a mutual friend," although it was not planned at the urging of the Harvard 350th anniversary steering committee, said Thomas W. Stephenson '37, the coordinator of the celebration...
...Neil Leifer was on Governors Island for the cover photo, taken after the torch- lighting ceremony Thursday. He caught the Operation Sail scene the following morning from a helicopter. A sea-land relay team rushed all the film from the harbor to the photo lab. Deputy Picture Editor Michele Stephenson, Assistant Picture Editor Peter Kellner and Special Projects Art Director Tom Bentkowski reviewed the color transparencies and sent the editors' selections to printing plants in locations around the country. Says Stephenson: "When we began, the venture seemed so complicated that it couldn't possibly come together...
...University of Pennsylvania Medical School, Cardiac Surgeon Larry Stephenson has been exploring other applications. By wrapping conditioned skeletal muscle into a fist-size pouch, he has created a mini-pumping chamber that he hopes can be used to boost circulation. Implanted in animals, the pouches, which may be located almost anywhere in the body, have enhanced blood flow as much as 20% for eight hours. Stephenson believes that such auxiliary pumps could reduce the need for risky open-heart surgery. They might also obviate the need for transplants for patients whose hearts are weak but not completely failing. Implanting such...
...That would be like falling off a log," Libby Stephenson laughs...