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...Colorado highlands in the early 19005, the musical is a reminiscent farce, a kind of Die Rockymaus telling Tales of the Boulder Woods. It actually owes most to Friml's Rose Marie, whose Royal Canadian Mounties are now red-jacketed U.S. Forest Rangers. Little Mary enters carrying flowers in one hand, a watering can in the other, and stainless steel morals in her breast. She loves the No. i Forest Ranger, a strapping fellow, tall as a sequoia and equally intelligent. Wild improbabilities follow one another in woolly sequences; the skillfully imitative melodies by Rick Besoyan (who also wrote...
DEAN MILLER Boulder, Colo...
Last week the National Bureau of Standards laboratories at Boulder, Colo, announced that it has settled on a system of time measurement that presumably will not change at all in thousands or millions of years. It is based on the convenient fact that atoms of cesium vibrate at an absolutely constant rate: about 9,200 million times per second. A cesium "clock" has neither a face nor hands. Instead, cesium atoms are shot down a vacuum tube, and radio waves are directed across the cesium beam. When the radio waves are at precisely the frequency at which cesium vibrates, they...
...zeal of Southern Negro students rubbed off on white collegians thousands of miles away. Sympathy pickets appeared last week before Woolworth's stores in Boulder, Colo., Madison, Wis., and Boston, lent weight to a drive organized by the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) to exert economic pressure against five-and-dime chains. Variety stores in North and South were feeling the pinch of Negro economic pressure-a new weapon long deemed too risky-but so far the Negroes had not yet won so much as an integrated cup of coffee below the Potomac...
...husky football players suited up in the University of Colorado's field house at Boulder one day last week, taped on special shoulder pads equipped with accelerometers, and then charged furiously into each other in the cause of science...