The Ursinus Weekly, March 21, 1960

Lesher, Mackey, Holl to star in The Heiress • WRUC to begin broadcasting on Monday, April 4 • Committees listed for annual May Day Pageant May 7 • To crown queen at prom; Mardi gras theme planned • Ursinus mourns the passing of Dr. Alfred Wilcox • Campus Chest surpasses goal; Many attend show • Scholarship for St. Andrew\u27s is announced • Cathy Nicolai is named as new Weekly editor • Bell, book and candle try-outs on March 21, 23 • Y to hold forum on social work • Five U.C. alumni named to Who\u27s who in America • Editorial: Tribute; Open letter • Letters to the editor • Education • Sonnet on an editorial • Meandering: Part two • Bluffing game • Three Ursinus cagers are honored by Who\u27s who • Ursinus girls defeat Beaver by 67-31 score • Swimming team in good form at Penn and Temple • Knock at any dorm • MSGA holds meeting; Two freshmen charged • Beardwood Two is volleyball champ of intramuralshttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1359/thumbnail.jp

Copyright and Publication Status of Pre-1978 Dissertations: A Content Analysis Approach

Post-peer review, author's accepted version.We investigated whether American dissertations that were deposited in university libraries or disseminated on microfilm prior to 1978 were "published" for copyright purposes. This question has direct bearing on the copyright status of these works today. In the absence of a directly relevant legal decision to clarify the matter, the authors examined how the former community of practice interpreted the law in the context of dissertation dissemination. A content analysis of written communications by members of this community indicates that both forms of dissertation dissemination were considered to be legal publication under the 1909 Copyright Act

The Ursinus Weekly, March 7, 1960

Campus Chest to feature bicycle race, ugly men • E.I. du Pont Company gives $4,000 to Ursinus • Chem. society to hear Dr. Tyree on Thursday • Forty-five men sign frat bids • Chairmen chosen for May pageant; Assistants named • WRUC is now approved; Broadcasting begins soon • Dr. S. Y. Tyree, noted chemist, to address Forum • U.C. represented on Mademoiselle board • French Club sponsors lecturer on chateaux • Cub and Key asks junior men to apply • Phi Psi to sell shoe shines for Campus Chest • Pre-medders see film on open heart surgery • Jane Johnson chosen queen of Lehigh frat • Annual senior show to be presented on March 11-12 • Editorial: Hidden meaning • Library suggests: Anatomy of a murder; The Fountainhead • Letters to the editor • Twilight zone • For Spencer Foreman • Ode to Mr. Jones • Bears end 1st winning season since 1950-1951 • Mermaids lose three meets, but overcome Beaver • Girls basketball team defeats West Chester STC • Dean is Middle Atlantic state wrestling champ • Spoons, as in knives and forks • Ten expectations • May Day dance tryouts • Pagan puzzle • Book review: The Status seekershttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1357/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, May 2, 1960

Dormitories elect officers; Eikner is hall board head • May Day to be held Saturday • Co-captains and four new cheerleaders named • John Innes presents paper at intercollegiate meeting at LVC • ISC to hold annual dessert for frosh women on May 9 • Haverford professor to talk to U.C. students on Middle East • Carol Taney wins Alexander Award • Pre-med society to hold annual elections • Dr. Lachman talks at MSGA banquet • Habgood and Fernandez are new head waiters • Bell, book and candle to be presented on May 7 & 8 • Vern Morgan runs mile in 4:13.6 to set record • WSGA installs new officers on Apr. 27 • Air raid to be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. • Y retreat services led by Elston, Yost, Jones • Curtain Club members urged to vote for officers tomorrow • Father Louis Giorgi to address Newman Club on May 2 at 7 p.m. • Editorial: Evil • Who, me? • Pyewacket and the play • Coming thaw • WRUC: Collegeville, Pa. • Men\u27s tennis team defeated twice • Thinclads drop meet to Garnet • C. Heffelfinger reaches MSI final • Lacrosse team wins three games • U tossers capture two; Drummond drops first • John Gartner to head Beta Sig; Vannucci and Cook also elected • Carol Mallick is announced as Omega Chi\u27s new president • Delta Pi has orphans\u27 party; Welcomes six new members • Spanish Club members taught Spanish dances by Sandra Motta • Inter-frat council sets rules for IF track meet on May 14 • I.R.C. to hold meeting tonight; New officers will be elected • PSEA elects new officers; Picnic to be held May 10 • Dot Haggerty is elected new head of the Spirit Committee • Canterbury Club to hold picnic at county park on May 9https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1362/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, October 31, 1960

Second Forum to feature speaker on Bill of Rights • Pre-medders hear Dean of Jefferson • Conference on careers to be held in Phila. • Mr. Jones attends colloquium on college admissions in N.Y. • Sixty-one girls get sorority bids • Debating Club to hold meet on Tues., Nov. 1 • National Teacher Exams to be given on Feb. 11 • Big Little Sister party to be held Tuesday, Nov. 1 in college woods • Young Democrats hear Kennedy in Norristown on Sat. • YM-YW to sponsor formal political debate on Nov. 2 • New Lantern staff policy includes planned criticism • Newman Club to discuss All Saint\u27s Day at meeting • Young Republicans poll campus to determine student political leanings • APO initiates 17 new pledges • Chemistry society tours research laboratory • Society Hill Playhouse launches inaugural season • Frosh elect officers; Dave Kohr is president • Senior class to receive annuals • Spanish Club hears Dave Williams on October 17 • Editorial: A proposal • Letters to the editor • Hurrah! Brave new world • Point of interest • Reflections • Customs program called beneficial • Bears lose two games in soccer • Ursinus trackman sets AAU record • Wagner defeats Bears; Allebach is standout • Lassies divide during past week • Intramural corner • 1,350 fellowships offered by N.C.S. • Presidential humor • Y hears speaker on social work • Phila. Museum of Art to open new wing • Russian film premieres at Franklin Institute • Phila. art directors to have exhibition • Romance language teachers to attend dinner at Temple • Captain Dinneen of U.S. Army to visit Ursinus • Business Administration Club to hear Mr. King speak Weds.https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1325/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, October 24, 1960

Sandra Motta new queen; Crowned at dance Saturday • Young Republicans vote new club constitution • Y weekend retreaters discuss Christianity • Students protest new registration fee thru MSGA • $5,000 scholarship to aid Ursinus leaders, athletes • 15 degrees conferred at Founder\u27s Day exercises • Montco names Vern Morgan its outstanding athlete • Jefferson Dean to address pre-medders • Editorial: An analogy • Letters to the editor • Thoughts on freedom • Doubt • What? • Curtain Club to do challenging play • Bears defeat Garnet 26-25 in second win: Bears defeat Wilkes in thriller last week • Intramural corner • Meet coach Pearson • Girls hockey team splits two games • Bears lose to Rutgers, St. Joe\u27s • Young Democrats to hear Kennedy • WAA plans dance; Candy money pilfered • Forum review • French Club hears M. Coulet speak • Curtain Club changes membership rules • Dr. Max Silverstein to speak on social workhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1324/thumbnail.jp

Antigenic specificity of antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity directed against human immunodeficiency virus in antibody-positive sera

Antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity (ADCC) specific for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) has been described for HIV-infected individuals. To determine the antigenic specificity of this immune response and to define its relationship to the disease state, an ADCC assay was developed using Epstein-Barr virus-transformed lymphoblastoid cell line targets infected with vaccinia virus vectors expressing HIV proteins. The vaccinia virus vectors induced appropriate HIV proteins (envelope glycoproteins gp160, gp120, and gp41 or gag proteins p55, p40, p24, and p17) in infected lymphoblastoid cell lines as demonstrated by radioimmunoprecipitation and syncytia formation with c8166 cells. Killer cell-mediated, HIV-specific ADCC was found in sera from HIV-seropositive but not HIV-seronegative hemophiliacs. This HIV-specific response was directed against envelope glycoprotein but was completely absent against target cells expressing the HIV gag proteins. The ADCC directed against gp160 was present at serum dilutions up to 1/316,000. There was no correlation between serum ADCC titer and the stage of HIV-related illness as determined by T-helper-cell numbers. These experiments clearly implicated gp160 as the target antigen of HIV-specific ADCC activity following natural infection. Vaccines which stimulate antibodies directed against gp160, which are capable of mediating ADCC against infected cells, could be important for protection against infection by cell-associated virus

Detection of major histocompatibility complex class I-restricted, HIV-specific cytotoxic T lymphocytes in the blood of infected hemophiliacs

Major histocompatibility (MHC)-restricted, human immunodeficiency virus type one (HIV-1)-specific, cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTLs) were detected in the peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) of HIV-1-infected individuals. Using a system of autologous B and T lymphoblastoid cell lines infected with recombinant vaccinia vectors (VVs) expressing HIV-1 gene products, we were able to detect HIV-1-specific cytolytic responses in the PBMCs of 88% of HIV-1-seropositive hemophiliac patients in the absence of in vitro stimulation. These cytolytic responses were directed against both HIV-1 envelope and gag gene products. The responses were resistant to natural killer (NK) cell depletion and were inhibited by monoclonal antibodies (MoAbs) to the T cell receptor, CD8 surface antigens, and MHC class I antigens, suggesting a classical MHC class I restricted, virus-specific CTL response