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J. MICHAEL Crichton
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Norbert Wiener On Man and His Machine
Norbert Wiener died in Stockholm last month, and this book, consisting of lectures delivered at Yale and Paris in 1962,
Dr. Spock
"The main job of a pediatrician is not to cure normal diseases--the children do that themselves--but rather to reassure the
Analysis of Meyer Levin's 'Fanatic': A 'Basic Problem' Badly Presented
In his introduction to The Fanatic, Meyer Levin explains carefully that this is not a book about real people, as
Tom Jones
Tony Richardson, John Osborne, and Albert Finney are three talented young men who are known more for their anger than
The American Way of Life and Death
In 1960, Americans spent 1.6 billion dollars on funerals. This is slightly more than the estimated cost of providing books,
Further Views On The 'Two Cultures'
Here are three commentaries on the relation of science to the humanities. All are different; none supports the thesis of
Nine Trounces B.C., 5-0 Take GBL Title
The varsity baseball team win clinched the Greater Boston League title for the second consecutive year as they stomped Boston
Varsity Dumps Judges 25-3; 14 Scored in Seventh
Unpredictable as ever, the baseball team bounced back from its 7-5 loss at Princeton last weekend to clobber Brandeis, 25-3.
The Shape of the Future
PROFILES OF THE FUTURE: An inquiry into the Limits of the Possible, by Arthur C. Clarke, Harper and Row, 234
Life in the Stone Age
This is a book that would have annoyed Rousseau; probably he would have accused the writer of bias, and of
Smith College: The Middle Way
The strongest traditions at Smith College are balance and moderation. Academically, the college has followed neither the formal but intensively
Views on the Idiot Box
Few technological developments have brought such rapid and important changes to any society as has television to the United States.
Yale Swim Squad Sinks Varsity; Elis' Set Six IAB Pool Records
The powerful Yale swimming team set six pool records and swept eight of the 11 meet events to win an
Controversial Scientist Claims Racial Differences Arose Early
Since its publication last fall, Carleton Coon's Origin of Races has been the subject of bitter, continuous attack. His critics
Swimming Team Smashes Cornell
The varsity swimming team chalked up its 15th consecutive victory with an effortless 60 to 38 win over Cornell at
