Word: treatments
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...from Russia. From Russia, where he was formerly professor of Law in the Economics Faculty of the Polytechnicum, St. Petersburg, comes Nikolai S. Timasheff, leading European criminologist. At Harvard he will instruct Sociology students in the social bases of legal phenomena, in "Modern European Social Reforms," and in "Individualized Treatment of Crime and Criminals...
Sherston's Progress begins with his treatment in a mental hospital, covers his readmittance to active service when his desire to make a martyr of himself ebbed, his service in Ireland, Palestine, his return to his command in France. A simple, moving book, it has little in common with most War literature in its dry ironic tone, its study of Sassoon's effort to free his mind of doubt and concentrate on the task of making himself a good officer for his men. Written with a matter-of-fact detachment, it occasionally rises to rhetorical heights, as when...
...Class, he repeated urgently the plea of Gummere to do some one thing well and hard, preferably something that is of spontaneous interest rather than something prescribed. He finished by observing that by and large most of the people he had met, even at Harvard, were susceptible to decent treatment and would respond in kind...
...undergraduates are warned that no man is allowed to solicit unless he displays the official University badge granted by the Business Office. All solicitors are members of the University. A contract from an unofficial solicitor gives the signer absolutely no certainty of fair treatment...
...Philadelphia told the American Congress of Physical Therapy that a certain kind of high-frequency current gave "instant relief" to most of his neuralgia patients. Said he: ". . . We have been so impressed with the almost instant relief and the uniformity of results obtained that we feel this method of treatment warrants a preliminary report to stimulate further investigation. However, we are unable, at the present time, to state on what scientific basis this treatment rests. Several physiological processes have come to mind, and it is our purpose to pursue this subject further with the hope that we may be able...