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...energy shortage can possibly be corrected in time only through worldwide cooperation in natural-resource pooling. There will always be those looking for someone or something to blame for any sad situation. Bertrand Russell once said: "We do not like to be robbed of an enemy: we want someone to hate when we suffer." I blame, instead of an oil company, only my own unrestrained desires for material comfort...
Cornell's problem, as you might have guessed, is goaltending. Coach Dick Bertrand started the season with Brian Rainey, a senior that had seen little action behind Elenbaas the past two years. Rainey has played in eight games this season, winning five and tying one in the first six outings...
...Rainey's two most recent contests were against Brown and Yale. Suddenly his average slipped to 4.03, and he found himself on the bench. Bertrand has replaced him with junior Steve Kelleher, the top freshman goalie two years ago. Kelleher has played in the Big Red's last two games against Colgate and Boston College, allowing six goals for an average this season of 3.14 in seven and one-half periods...
...distinguished scholars have included Bertrand Russell, Arnold Toynbee and Harold Laski. Among its students have been several foreigners who went on to become heads of state, including John F. Kennedy, Jomo Kenyatta and Pierre Trudeau. Now a foreigner has been chosen, for the first time, to become head of the L.S.E...
...Arthur Koestler, the novelist and interpreter of science who once compared Rhine's work favorably with that of Copernicus. In his recent book The Roots of Coincidence, Koestler calls on his considerable skills as a popularizer of modern quantum physics to buttress his beliefs. Matter, he notes, quoting Bertrand Russell, is "a convenient formula for describing what happens where it isn't." An absurdity? Not to the new generation of quantum physicists, says Koestler. No longer able to accept the atom as simply a miniature solar system in which negatively charged electrons blithely circle the positive nucleus, they...