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Senior running back Fitz McKinnon supposedly left the game for a substitute, but never actually left the field. Instead, he hung out by his own sideline, and took a quick pass from Quaker quarterback Jim McGeehan. McKinnon turned field for 36 yards.
A government major and Republican while at Harvard, Takano's views soon changed. After graduating, he and a group of other Harvard students bicycled from Seattle to Boston to raise money for Oxfam America, an international relief and development agency. He also was a substitute teacher in Brookline, Belmont and...
Superficially, at least, the Aboriginal people of Australia would have struck the Alpine Iceman as primitive. Their stone tools in 3300 B.C. were hardly different from those used in past millenniums and, for that matter, in millenniums to come, right up to the 20th century. Yet the Aborigines were ingeniously...
Drugs originally approved for other purposes have been added to the analgesic arsenal. Tricyclic antidepressants like Elavil, for example, are now recognized as highly effective for the agonizing pain caused by damaged nerves in patients with shingles and diabetes. Methadone, the synthetic heroin substitute, has found new use as a...
In the world's poorer countries, the fight against infectious disease is already a disaster. Malaria, tuberculosis, cholera and dysentery may claim more than 10 million lives each year. While inadequate medical care and sanitation are mainly responsible for the death toll, increasing microbial resistance to drugs is making a...