University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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The pump-oxeqenotor, shown in the foreqround above, tokes over the functions of the heczrt find lungs during Certain types of heart operations. This modern rleviee, popnlfnly known C' tis the ortificiol heort, is used in much of the lieort surqery ot .qUl, Merlicfzl researclt teams patterned the lfaleifloscope. too. as . . . Dr. Iohn Carter continued his study ol blood-clotting diseases, conducting clinical trials on his new compound which, if it proves as effective as it is expected to bc. will control bleeding in certain kinds ol clotting disorders. Another example ol' research was the study oi drinking habits and attitudes oi adults in Iowa under the direction ol' Harold Mulford, associate professor in the Department of Psychiatry. Attention is being given to the causes and distribution rates in extreme drinking cases. Also significant is the fact that more than l0OO heart operations have been per- formed in the University Hospitals since l949. Some of these operations have been miraculously aided by the pump-oxegcna- tor. llomld Mulloid, assistant professor ur llie ljeptrltnielil ol Vsyclii otry, und Donald Miller, groduote researcher, colloborczte on their alcoholism study.

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fwwq, ,,., ,..,,, :,,,, Z.,, , , , w V44 ' , Mauricio Losonsky, famed for his print-nicilcinq, won o Retrospective pi Exhibition of the Ford Foundation, T Y gXmr'i.s kept the Kaleidoscope turning wh . . '50 Mauricio Lasans , ' ernationally known for his print-making, this year ed to his long list ol prizes with his engravings, Sell Portraita' and 'gpietafa lVlany ol his prints have been exhibited throughout the world. An accomplishment in another form came to Harry Duncan, typography professor. He Wrote thc libretto for 'The Scarff, an opera which was presented at City Center in New York in April. Duncan has now written three librcttos. ln addition to teaching, hc owns a press on which he has printed 35 books and pamphlets. Another opera, one presented at SUl this summer, played to four capacity houses. lVla- da utteriiyf, a collaboration of both thc music and 'tic arts departments, was dc- scribed by a reviewer ' his Way: The alli- ance of music and theatre wa convincing that the seams of the fabric as a who e c almost imperceptiblef'

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