Word: warrener
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...someone is walking around with hepatitis [B], they're not required to report it," says Dr. Warren E.C. Wacker, director of Harvard's University Health Services. "And [that disease] is far more likely to be transmitted...
Director of University Health Services Dr. Warren E.C. Wacker believes that policies such as Cambridge's are un-necessary, pointing out that cases of other diseases far more communicable are not required to be reported to public officials...
Already at Harvard, three staff people and one graduate student have contracted AIDS since early last year, says Dr. Warren E.C. Wacker, director of University Health Services. Three of those patients died as a result of complications stemming from the AIDS virus...
...poet laureateship may be a title in name only, but certainly no one is begrudging Warren's selection. He is a familiar name to the general public, probably best known for his novel All the King's Men (1946). He is the only person ever to win Pulitzer prizes for both poetry and fiction. His distinguished career seems to have made the introduction of a regal tradition into a democratic society easy for everyone involved. "I think he is such an obvious choice," says Librarian Boorstin, who made the appointment. "We were fortunate to have Robert Penn Warren with...
What may happen when Warren must relinquish the honor is already a vexing question. The prospect of regular spats over who will be the next laureate does not seem terribly poetic. Fairly soon the U.S. will have accumulated more laureates than the 18 that England has amassed in almost 300 years. In a calendar sent to friends and constituents, Matsunaga has written, "If the lessons of human experience were all written in verse, we might better learn and remember them." One metrical piece of advice: "Abandon what's foreign/ After Penn Warren...