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Although many people questioned the propriety of putting a child, and a victim besides, in solitary confinement, Stanford University Law Professor Michael Wald believes that Judge DeRonde acted within his rights. Nonetheless, Wald says, locking up an uncooperative juvenile was "inappropriate" as long as there were alternatives like foster care. Meanwhile, at least one spectator at the | court proceedings was sufficiently angered by the dropping of charges to take direct action. When the stepfather left the courthouse, he was confronted by Amy's natural father, who, in front of TV cameras, took a swing...
...scholar who did hi graduate work at Harvard under Nobel laureate and Higgins Professor of Biology Emeritus George Wald, Dowling runs a lab of some 15 researchers and is particularly interested in examining the retins of the eye as the "model of the brain...
...Hubbard said, the University's connection to the group is limited to faculty who serve on the board of directors or as consultants to the group. Nobel laureate and Higgins Professor of Biology Emeritus George Wald also serves as a director...
...News, where President Roone Arledge has ardently wooed big names, staffers raised objections to Mudd as a potential anchor: he is a two-time castoff; hiring him would bypass ABC veterans; as a coworker, he is distant and demanding. Said ABC News Vice President Richard Wald: "We would rather have someone from inside." Among ABC correspondents, Jennings is the obvious choice. He was ABC'S anchor for three years, beginning in 1965, when he was only 27, and has been persuasive if cerebral as a London-based coanchor; since he shifted to Washington July 4 as a substitute...
...only are theologians perplexed by the issue, but scientists themselves are divided. Last week the clergymen opposing human engineering were joined by seven scientists, including Nobel Laureates Polycarp Kusch and George Wald. A bio chemist, Wald echoes the fears of many clergymen about altering human genes when he asks, "Who is going to set those specifications...