Word: warrens
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About 400 Harvard students yearly might need immunization, predicted Director of University Health Services Warren E.C. Wacker...
Director of UHS Warren E.C. Wacker said that the survey was for "informational purposes only" and not in response to any specific alcohol-related incident at Harvard. It does attempt to find out whether students realize that "alcoholism can be inherited." He added...
Schmidt, a former Earl Warren law clerk, notes pointedly, "Chief Justice Warren, as he was retiring, said several times he wanted to leave in good health to set an example for others to follow before their powers became impaired." But informing a failing Justice when to leave has always been a delicate matter. At the turn of the century, when one member of the court was designated to suggest resignation to the often befuddled octogenarian Stephen Field, the younger man eased into the subject by reminding him of a similar visit Field had once had to make to a senior...
...others 76 or older, Chief Justice Warren Burger, 77, has made clear his intention to preside over the U.S. Constitution's bicentennial celebration in 1987. Harry Blackmun, 76, keeps up an active schedule of public appearances and shows no sign that he is thinking about quitting. Court watchers have been noting for years that Thurgood Marshall, 76, is in poor physical shape, but he has remarked privately, "I was appointed for life and intend to serve out my term." William Brennan, who will be 79 in April, is the oldest of the Justices, but remains spry mentally and physically. Remarried...
Professor of Law Duncan M. Kennedy '64 held a banner at the march--the third in as many days--adding his support of the divestment cause to that of Morton J. Horwitz, Warren Professor of American Legal History, who spoke to the demonstrators on Monday...