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...Committee did not presume to specify methods, however, he explained so techniques have been left for development by "teachers' teachers." Chosen for their wide educational experience new additions to the faculty will include Lawrence Opler a specialist in historical anthropology, and Fl etcher Watson, a scientist who is personally acquainted with school systems in several other sections of the country...
...case you are interested in the reaction of a professional scientist . . . you are advised that he passes through the following stages...
...Canada's Government had charged with conspiracy to spy for Russia, one was already serving a 2½-year term in Kingston Penitentiary (TIME, April 22), twelve had been committed for trial. Last week in case No. 14, that of Dr. David Shugar, 30-year-old Polish-born scientist, the Government pulled up lame...
...humph. According to them, color was a good five years off, and the best that television could do now was black & white. A fortnight ago, Allen B. Du Mont, pioneer television promoter, warned: ". . . color television for the home is ... still in the far distant future.. . . The informed, sincere scientist is not convinced by dramatically staged and carefully controlled laboratory demonstrations...
...author of Huber the Tuber, a Story of Tuberculosis, had a new one on the bookstalls: Corky the Killer, a Story of Syphilis (American Social Hygiene Association; $1). The author (and illustrator) was Dr. Harry A. Wilmer, a young scientist who took five degrees in eight years at the University of Minnesota. His book is a slightly bawdy blend of fact & fancy that seeks by cartoons and comic-strip dialogue to tell about the syphilis spirochete and how it works...