Word: watsons
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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These ruminations of Dr. Watson in the Boscombe Valley Mystery would seem elementary to Dr. Thomas Arthur Gonzales, New York City's chief medical examiner for 17 years. Yet U.S. cities have long ignored what every Sherlock Holmes fan knows: that in fighting crime, the most important clues are often furnished by medicine. When Dr. Gonzales went to work in the newly created office of medical examiner in 1918, it was common enough for crimes of violence to go undetected, and not uncommon for sudden deaths to result in criminal charges against innocent people. The teeming, sprawling city...
House admission notices, to be sent out Saturday, will place 65 percent of the freshman class in the House of their first choice, Dean Watson announced last night. Ninety percent will get into a first-, second-, or third-choice House, he added...
Despite the presence of 133 more applicants than House space presently permits. Watson expressed confidence that all students would be placed in a House...
...Last year there were 92 more men than we had room for, but normal attrition opened enough vacancies to take care of them all," Watson explained. He attributed the larger demand for space this year to an increased number of returning students and commuters wanting to live in Houses rather than at home...
...Watson called the increased demand for rooms by students who would otherwise be commuters "a very good thing. We always like to bring in as many commuters as possible and make them more a part of the College...