Mind and dominance in family life explored in fiction
A reader's note discusses a story by R. A. Dick about Mrs. Muir ruled by a domineering mother in law and sisters in law, living others' lives. It notes brain research by Dr. Helen Gardner showing no gender-based brain differences, and remarks on brains donated to Cornell.
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R. A. Dick
A.—Berain
Helen Gardner
Cornell University
Heads OWMR HORIZO 11 5 Pictured head of OWMR 11
The item lists a series of clues with numbered positions. It includes references to OWMR and several short definitions such as Palms lily and laughter sound, plus verbs like scatter and refuse. The exact puzzle grid or solution steps are not provided.
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