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...Student Council next week will sponsor a debate between Russell Kirk, author and educator, and Mark DeWolfe Howe '28, professor of Law, and in addition, a student-faculty symposium, both on academic freedom...
...weekend symposium of leading Rubens experts, a concert of Baroque music in the courtyard of Fogg, and a Houghton Library show of some of the artist's illustrations for books will augment the collection of 49 works...
...convention of New England's oldest regional educational association gets under way today with a schedule of committee meetings and will climax with a symposium Friday afternoon. The more than 1000 delegates from 550 schools and colleges will discuss the problems accompanying an expected bulge in student enrollment in the next few years, as well as other educational policies...
Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele of the U.S. Public Health Service and his deputy, James Shannon, picked a polio symposium at the American Medical Association's convention in Atlantic City as the forum for their first report. Then Dr. Scheele released a 163-page "white paper" for President Eisenhower. After that, he and Shannon spelled out for the press the detailed meaning of their revelations. The week's main disclosures...
Straight-Line Theory. How could all this be? The 1,000-odd doctors who sat in on the polio symposium learned something of this from Dr. Salk himself. They had gone there, full of admiration and curiosity, to hear him and see him get a $10,000 award* for his achievements. They listened attentively, some with obvious puzzlement, as he read a long and tightly technical report. Its net: mass manufacture was not the same as making vaccine in his precisely controlled laboratory at the University of Pittsburgh...