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...game of judgment, it is unequalled. As a cure for spring fever, it is guaranteed. But as the newest sport in collegiate circles, it is rejected, at least on local ground. The H.A.A. lacks the funds to send a team on road trips...
...last year by early detection of cancer, the American Cancer Society estimated. If every case had been detected early and treated by the best known methods, 140,000 might have been saved. Launching it's 1953 drive for $18 million, the society said that with present knowledge, cancer-cure rates can be increased thus: lung, 5% to 50%; rectum, 15% to 75%; mouth, 40% to 65%; skin, 85% to 95%; female reproductive system, from 30% to 80%; breast...
...Seeking a long-term cure for its acute doctor shortage (seven counties have none at all), Georgia joined the ranks of states offering substantial aid to medical students. Up to 14 students may now borrow up to $1,500 apiece from the state in each school year. For every year they practice in a rural area or small town (pop. 5,000 or less), Georgia will lop $1,000 off their loan...
...late, that first Czechoslovakia and then Korea aroused almost all American intellectuals from their long flirtation with popular frontism. Yet, if there have been more convincing books about that infatuation, there have been few more irritating, and, for those still-slumbering intellectuals, a good irritant might prove the cure...
Louis de Rochemont, Executive Producer of the RD-DR Corporation, spoke on "Motion Picture Production." "There is nothing wrong with the movie industry that good pictures can't cure" he said. "We can thank television for the fact that no movie studio can survive now by turning out mediocre movies," he added...