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...Harvard athletic department has added skiing to its program, Physical Training Director Nathan Parker disclosed yesterday...
WHEATON COLLEGE ·Nathan M. Pusey, president of Harvard...
...find a successor for Curator Lyons, Harvard President Nathan M. Pusey looked no farther than the Nieman alumni list. There, with a little help from Lyons, Pusey found Dwight E. Sargent, 47, a Nieman fellow (1950-51) who newspapered in Maine and, since 1959, has edited the New York Herald Tribune's editorial page. The transition next July should be smooth. Like Lyons, Sargent warms to journalism's scholastic overtones. Moreover, says Lyons, "he's a very comfortable person to have around." Which was just how Dwight Sargent and all the other fellows felt about Louis Lyons...
...Reporting on Dr. Nathan S. Kline's view of the humane, economic and sociological benefits of tranquilizing drugs [April 24], TIME reached millions of people with a most significant message. The prescription-drug industry has tried to obtain public understanding of value received when prescription drugs are purchased. We feel that a story like yours definitely contributes to more objective discussion of the role of this industry...
...revolution in the long, dolorous history of mental illness. They are still at it. Berlin-born Dr. Heinz Edgar Lehmann, who introduced chlorpromazine at Verdun Protestant Hospital outside Montreal, is barnstorming at meetings called to find ways of developing still more and better drugs. New York's Dr. Nathan S. Kline, who introduced reserpine at Rockland State Hospital, is in Iran, fomenting a psychiatric revolution there. Just before he left the U.S., Dr. Kline told the New York Academy of Medicine what has been wrought in these ten years. It is impressive indeed...