The RotarianEstablished in 1911, The Rotarian is the official magazine of Rotary International and is circulated worldwide. Each issue contains feature articles, columns, and departments about, or of interest to, Rotarians. Seventeen Nobel Prize winners and 19 Pulitzer Prize winners – from Mahatma Ghandi to Kurt Vonnegut Jr. – have written for the magazine. |
Table des matières
6 | |
Rotary International | |
8 | |
Animals (Habits and behavior, Photographs) | |
12 | |
Carelessness | |
15 | |
Hiroshima (Japan) | |
16 | |
Atomic age, Civilization |
30 | |
Camps for the handicapped, Handicapped children (Recreation) | |
32 | |
Business and television, Television in medicine | |
36 | |
Daniel Gutman; 1901-1993, Courts, Municipal, New York (N.Y.) (Courts) | |
40 | |
YMCA | |
43 | |
Rotary International, Vocational guidance |
18 | |
Nuclear energy (Economic aspects), Nuclear reactors | |
20 | |
Rotary International, Nuclear energy (International aspects), Oak Ridge (Tenn.) | |
22 | |
Frank C. LANE | |
22 | |
Little League baseball | |
26 | |
Rabies |
45 | |
Rotary International | |
54 | |
Rotary International | |
58 | |
60 | |
Emil John KONOPINSKI | |
62 | |
Ham radio |
Expressions et termes fréquents
1600 Ridge Avenue Age of Sloppiness animal Anniversary atomic bomb atomic energy Atoms for Peace Australia boys brushes build Calif camera Canada Carl Stotz Chicago closed-circuit television Club President Club's color Convention cooperation cost countries Dan Gutman dent Directors of Rotary District dogs donated Emil Konopinski equipment Evanston fellowship Golden goodwill Gutman H. F. M. Prescott Hamtramck honor HOTEL human Ibero-America Illinois India industry inoculation Judge Konopinski lion Little League live meeting ment night novel nuclear fuels Oak Ridge Ohio operator organized Past President present Proposed rabies radio radioisotopes reactor recent referee Rotarian Rotary Club Rotary International Rotary's Scout sions small-claims courts sponsored story tarians tary Club tele ternational things tion town United Uvalde watched YMCA York young youth