Word: springly
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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Although many students think of Room 13 as an offshoot of the University Health Services (UHS) psych ward, Burger and her co-coordinator, Gary Siegelman '81, stress that the staffers are not a group of aspiring psychiatrists testing their ability to take apart people's minds. Chosen each spring after a competitive selection process--last year 120 applied for 18 positions--the counselors' interests range from government to biochem. But Burger says, they have one thing in common--the ability "to deal sensitively with all kinds of issues...
Bock and Jackson--who served this summer on the committee formed by Bok last spring--wrote the letter in response to this week's Faculty Council meeting at which the Rev. Peter J. Gomes, chairman of the committee, discussed the group's work to date...
WHEN PRESIDENT BOK formed a committee to investigate the possibility of setting up a Third World center on campus last spring, it amounted to an acknowledgement that minority students have needs here not met by existing services. So far, the committee has interviewed several administrators and compiled preliminary conclusions about the status of Third World students at the University...
...club occassionally scrimmages against the women's varsity, and holds twice-weekly practices fall, winter (in-doors) and spring. The more experienced players coach less experienced ones, and as Ho explains, "We just try to get everyone in there and to have a good time. If we win, that's a bonus...
DIED. Edwin Way Teale, 81, naturalist, photographer and illustrator whose more than 30 books (The Lost Woods, North with the Spring, A Walk Through the Year) combined a scientist's eye for detail with a poet's love for language; in Norwich, Conn. Teale, who became interested in the out-of-doors during childhood visits to his grandfather's farm in Indiana, put two decades of effort and 100,000 miles of travel into a four-part series on the American seasons, which culminated in 1965 with the Pulitzer-prizewinning Wandering Through Winter. In it he wrote...