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...related action, the HUC voted to sponsor a "symposium on the draft." Plans for an open discussion of the draft and its relation to University policy are still indefinite, but HUC President Gregory B. Craig '67 said that he hoped that the discussion would allow "representative students and faculty to air their views on all sides of the question...
With such anti-Establishmentarian overtones, it could almost have been an international congress of anarchists. It was merely part of the week-long "Destruction in Art Symposium," a festival of happenings being staged across Lon don by 40-odd (some very odd) artists from ten countries. The symposium was dedicated to the sobering proposition that "society will ignore the manifestation of destruction in art at its peril...
...keep a pacemaker going more than two years," complained one cardiologist. "Manufacturers don't service electrocardiograph machines," wailed a hospital administrator. Last week medical men with such plaints got together in Boston with physicists, engineers and manufacturers in a 4,000-strong symposium of the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation. Purpose: to find cures for sick tools, from ailing pacemakers to leaking artificial kidneys...
...University Symposium, "1941 Looks at U.S. Foreign Policy." Lincoln P. Bloomfield '41, moderator, with H. Field Haviland '41. Henry Loomis '41, Charles O. Porter '41, and Elliot L. Richardson '41. Lowell Lecture Hall...
...University Symposium, "Safety in Transportation: Present and Future Trends." Ross A McFarland, moderator, with Robert L. Cummings Jr. '35, Robert E. Keeton, Dwight M McCracken, and John R. Meyer. Burr...