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Morris II won the Business School touch football championship by defeating Chase II 12 to 0 yesterday. The men in the winning lineup were Captain R. C. Jackson 1G.B., C. R. Barrow 1G.B., A. F. Hook 1G.B., C. A. Valentine 1G.B., D. S. Wentworth 1G.B., M. K. Hall 1G.B., and W. G. Kelly 1G.B...
Other members of the group, which is composed of high standing men from each dormitory, are the following: C. R. Barrow 1G.B.: B. C. Bell 2G.B.: G. W. Colby 2G.B.: W. H. Leahy, Jr. 2G.B.: C. C. Shepard 2G.B.: K. C. Stevens 1G.B; J. H. Walker, Jr. 1G.B...
...clotted with ice, not frozen over. Every 25 miles or so are lakes amidst the ice cakes. With a crew of twelve men and oxygen to supply them under water for 48 to 60 hours if necessary, Explorer Wilkins believes he can cross between Spitsbergen, Norway, and Point Barrow, Alaska, within three weeks...
...force, would serve to study the Arctic's floor. Some geologists believe that the waters rest in a huge basin, others that they hug the outside of a basin upside down. No one knows. Explorer Wilkins found a depth of 17,000 feet (3½ miles) off Point Barrow. Amundsen found 15,000 feet off Spitsbergen. Peary dropped a 3,000-ft. rope at the Pole and could not touch bottom...
...Lincoln Highway of the Arctic follows a line drawn, roughly, from the extreme northern point of Norway across the island of Spitsbergen to Point Barrow, Alaska. If you fly about half this distance and look down, as likely as not you will see the block of ice which happens to be the North Pole. At that point you may shake hands, as Pilgrims Byrd and Bennett did in May, 1926. Or you may bare your head, as Pilgrims Nobile, Amundsen, Ellsworth, etc., did in May, 1926. Or you may fly sternly on, as Pilgrims Wilkins and Eielson did in April...