Scientific success for Stintent Swedish journal publishes Barbara’s paper
Barbara Prostker, 64, of Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology in Massachusetts, coauthored a paper on implantation and embryonic development in ovariectomized hamsters. The study, led by Dr. M S K Harper, used hormone injections and varied dosing to maintain pregnancies, funded by NSF. Barbara cites immense pride at seeing her name in Acta Endocrinologica and aims for graduate study and a scientific career.
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Cather
Barbara Prostker
Barbara
Worcester Foundation For Experimental Biology
Massachuets
Acta Endocrinologica
M S. K. Harper
Ine Smith
National Science Foundation
Europe
Israel
Park Dorm Exec Proposes Reform of Medical Office
Dorm-Exec letters reveal growing distrust and hostility toward college medical services. They call for warmer staff attitudes, in-room visits, clearer explanations of infirmary stays, and better access to care to prevent minor illnesses from worsening and to protect dorm health.
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Exerc
Dorm-Exec
Dormexec
Salaries Clerical Help for Undergrad Office Proposed
A university committee considers paying a student secretary with funds from the Undergraduate treasury to handle clerical tasks for the Undergrad office. Mrs Meyers supports the idea and notes the Bulletin editor and other student officers may also qualify in time.
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Barnardy
Undergrad
Gertner
Bulletin
Elizabeth Meyers
College, Activities Office
Philosophy Cures Alienation in Aesthetic Realism Movement
An article reviews the Aesthetic Realism philosophy led by founder Uli Siegel and advocate Miss Baird. It explains alienation as viewing feelings as objects and claims art reveals the unity of opposites. It cites a terrain gallery invitation and references Eli Siegel's poem on opposing principles in aesthetics.
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Iman “i
Siezal
New York
Baird
Eli Siegel
Liegal
Carnegie Hall Week Brings Varied Jazz and Opera Programs
Readable listings show Gladys Stein tonight at Carnegie Hall with other acts including Lou Rawls on Saturday January 14 and Unity New York January 18. Cincinnati Symphony with Rudolf conducting, Elman on violin, and other jazz and piano performances across Town Hall and Brooklyn venues through January 19.
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Carnegie Hall
Gladys Stein
Lou Rawls
Dunity
New York
John “Hammond
Goddard Beishersin
Cin+ einndti’ Symphony
Max ‘Rudolf
Byron Janis
Misscha Elman
Cincinnati Symphony
Modern Jazz Quartet
Town Hall
Frederick Marvin
The
Amato Opera Company
Aida
Opera-in-brief
William Race
William Dresden
Abraham Stotmaz
Lili Kraus
John Boyden
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Brooklyn “Academy of Musi
Jose “Molina Bailés Espanales
Brooklyn
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Normandie Hotel
Columbia
ING
Sbys
Bodad
Hep: ‘Assembly
Jaxiet
Tam
Nelson
Nancy Gertner
Barnard
Vietnam
U.S
Peter Gessner
Barnard-Ht
Viedtetty
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