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...Bill has been kind to Ulen, but even kinder to Dartmouth, who can almost certainly boast in Erstock an Ivy League breast stroke champ, and to Yale in supplying Edward Heuber, and Intercollegiate pace-setter, who in October stopped the watch at 51.7 seconds for the hundred freestyle...
...radioactive organic compounds are another story. Investigators think that cancers may be vulnerable to certain radioactive amino acids (proteins). They also consider radioactive sex hormones a promising line of attack against the common cancers of the sex organs (breast, uterus, prostate gland). Said Dr. Rhoads: "I am very hopeful that startling discoveries will be made in ... five, ten or 15 years...
...News Chronicle's Alan Dent wrote: "The emotion this great piece of acting evoked in this normally unenthusiastic breast of mine was re-echoed a thousandfold by the audience's yell of acclamation at the end." W. A. Darlington of the Daily Telegraph thought: "He was never less than first rate, and again and again he touched magnificent." Other critics merely repeated this theme...
...spring a fuller crimson comes upon the robin's breast...
Theory & Practice. Most doctors agree in theory that an infant should be nursed, but in practice, say the Cornelians, "breast feeding has been rapidly disappearing from our modern culture." They were shocked to learn that in one Detroit hospital only 5.6% of the babies were breastfed. Cornelians blame the trend on what they regard as such erroneous modern notions as: 1) breast feeding ruins a woman's figure; 2) coddling spoils a baby; 3) an infant should be trained early to accept a rigid schedule...