by George Barany and Marjorie Russel
Across
1. Developmental biologist who mentored Nobelist Sperry
6. Electrician’s favorite rock band?
10. Charlie Chaplin’s brother
13. Creator of Joe Btfsplk
15. 1963 role for Liz
16. Palindromic “War on Poverty” agcy.
17. She is universally known on RU campus by this first and maiden name
19. 157.5° from S
20. Rotating machine part
21. Middle of palindrome about Napoleon’s exile
22. This is broken open by Funabiki and used after fertilization by Brivanlou
24. First laboratory building erected on site of former Schermerhorn farm
27. Supplement
30. School drills
31. Wavelike design
32. Evian, par exemple
33. Ergot host
36. 1958 Harrison & Abramovitz building with courtyard and superb view of the East River
41. Pig pen
42. Singer with a palindromic name
43. Soup ingredients, often
44. Tree that a benzene derivative is named after
46. Spartan
48. It may not be Trump Tower, but sure is convenient for late-night experiments
52. Soup ingredients, often
53. “Much ___ About Nothing”
54. Mean: Abbr.
57. Him, in Heidelberg
58. Research Building named for husband and son of 17-Across
62. Talk type
63. “May ___ you as a reference?”
64. California’s “Raisin Capital of the World”
65. “Good” research subject for Breslow
66. One-time Pontiac muscle cars
67. Prominent American biophysicist, educator, and RU leader, whose family gave its name to a NYC borough
Down
1. W.W. II females’ service grp.
2. End of palindrome about Napoleon’s exile
3. Titan covered by SALT
4. Two cents worth
5. Place for sweaters?
6. 14-___, like RU campus
7. MDX ÷ X
8. Well-behaved
9. Share the emceeing
10. “Crime and Punishment” heroine
11. Streisand’s directorial debut
12. Wooden pin
14. Il ___ (it rains: Fr.)
18. First Bond flick
23. One of the Five Civilized Nations
24. John of “Dynasty”
25. “Dedicated to the ___ Love”
26. Q.E.D. word
27. RNA monomer, and (when cyclic) a second messenger
28. Actress promoted in the ’50s and ’60s as “The English Marilyn Monroe”
29. Waist management program, orthogonal to Friedman’s research discoveries
32. Composer of crosswords?
34. Mongolian tent
35. Morales of “La Bamba” and “NYPD Blue”
37. Gives sparingly
38. Adequate, slangily
39. Pawn
40. PC key
45. Offshore sight
46. Gal Friday, e.g.
47. Speak derisively
48. Microbiologist/epidemiologist who was written up in “Microbe Hunters”
49. ___ and aahed
50. Shift sequence
51. “The ___ Progress” (Stravinsky opera based on Hogarth paintings)
54. “___ sprach Zarathustra”
55. English logician with a diagram named for him
56. Robert Heinlein-coined word meaning “to understand deeply”
59. G. Solti’s Windy City employer, 1969-91
60. Tarzan creator’s monogram
61. Celtic sea god (anagram of “erl”)