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...sprint field is so evenly matched that Awori could miss qualifying for one of those finals. One the brighter side, the same fate could easily befall either of Navy's two sprinters, John Sai and Skip Paskewich...
...Radcliffe when she married in 1942, started at G.S. in 1954. Time was when almost anyone could enroll in G.S. Dean Clifford L. Lord tightened admission standards by requiring candidates without college degrees to take a specially designed scholastic-aptitude test. The result was fewer students but brighter ones...
...during a weekend press conference at the White House about the developments in Brazil and Panama, the President replied, "I would say that this has been a good week for this hemisphere." He was "encouraged" by the agreement with Panama, he said, and in Brazil, "we look forward to brighter hopes...
...Palomar telescope can photograph swarms of galaxies out at the limit of its vision, but most of them look like blurry blobs, and they are much too faint for their spectra to be photographed. Only exploding galaxies 100 times brighter than normal give such meaningful information about what was happening billions of years ago in the depths of space. A dozen such galaxies have been found so far, and astronomers are confident that many more can be found by the kind of radio scouting that stirred up interest in 3C-147. The spectrum of their ancient light may tell whether...
...ungloriously wrong, and suffer the professional consequences thereof, as to be gloriously right, and receive the acclaim of his colleagues therefor." When the "privilege" of academic freedom is abused, said the committee without mentioning Oliver, "it must be recognized that the larger gain is in the brighter image of the university" presented to the scholarly world, as an institution "dedicated to the advancement of knowledge and learning, and one willing to pay the price for strict adherence to this idea...