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Clayton B. Craig, of Cincinnati, Ohio, spoke last night in Paine Hall on "Christian Science: "The Science of Health and Salvation." The meeting was conducted under the auspices of the University Christian Science Organization. Craig is a Board of Lectureship member at the First Church of Christ Scientist, Boston...
Craig is a member of the Board of Lectureship of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston...
...ttingen last week, cheerful, bushy-browed Dr. Werner Heisenberg, a top German physicist and winner of the 1932 Nobel Prize, said that Russia had made a standing offer of $6,000 a year to any German atomic scientist who would work for the U.S.S.R...
...League of Nations days, scientists who visited Geneva knew her as a plump, black-eyed Russian physiologist named Lina Stern. She loved to putter in her laboratory all day and dance all night. A brilliant scientist, Lina was already a full professor (of physiological chemistry) at the University of Geneva. Friend of many a globe-trotting academician, she spoke fluent Russian, French and English. In 1925, fun-loving Physiologist Stern decided to go to Moscow, where, she said, she could pursue science in "a society built on scientific principles...
...woman of consequence in the U.S.S.R. She holds the Stalin Prize for scientific accomplishment, is director of the Moscow Institute of Physiology and half a dozen other research enterprises, has nearly 300 scientific publications to her credit. She can boast the standard trappings of a top-rank Russian scientist: a fine laboratory of her own, a big automobile, the right to take a Black Sea vacation...