A former player – one of the nation’s greatest walks into the changeroom. There is a respectful hush as he starts to speak. He talks about pride. He talks about spirit. He talks about commitment – about attitude. He talks about winning – the history of the nation at the world cup. With tears in his eyes he begins to recite the names of the great players who have gone before. He asks players to ...

This is the summary talk of a meeting held at the KEK, Tsukuba, Japan, November 20–22, 2001. I give a brief summary of the talks we heard, and a few comments of my own on various points that have been made. Other talks given at this meeting are referred to by the speakers last name; these talks will appear in the same proceedings. See these talks for the detailed references for each subject. Ta...

1. introduction comparative literature is an essentially french science that has formed in the early nineteenth century. this science is a branch of literary criticism that compares and peruses the cultural and literary relations between the nations. this field of literature reviews and analyses the correlation and similarities between different nation’s literature and culture. comparative lite...

By NiChoLAs L. PETRAKIS AND Lois J. F0LsTAn T HE HISTOGENESIS of plasma cells amid their relatiomiship to the plasma cells associated with multiple myelonia has been a subject of (onsiderai)le controversy. Many authorities consider the plasma cell systemii to be an independent. blood (dl series arising from the hemat.opoietic reticulum cells.m3 Some have designated the plasnia cells of multiple...

By J. D. FELDMAN, M. RACHMILEWITZ AND 0. STEIN I N THE COURSE OF STUDYING THE EFFECT of the adrenal cortex and its hormones omi hemolysis, a uniform pattern of beukocyte response was noted.’2 ‘ 13 The reaction consisted of marked leukocytosis, neutrophilia amid eosimiophibia throughout the period of red cell destruction. A search of the medical literature oh this aspect of hemolysis revealed a ...