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...Wallace began hearing from his own offices about interviews TIME correspondents were conducting all over the world, he expressed mild wonderment, confiding to Researcher Ruth Brine: "I'm getting calls from all over-Montreal, Seattle, Pittsburgh. I think it's going to be a useful lesson...
Researcher Brine found some things besides information at the Digest. When she admired the pies and cakes in the Digest kitchen, she was promptly given one. She brought it home to her four-year-old daughter Brigit, who tasted it, then asked coldly: "Why doesn't TIME have cakes like this...
Trial by Heat. Since man cannot change his body quickly, he must carry with him a capsule of his earth-surface environment. This, in effect, is what the fish did; the cells in the bodies of land vertebrates, including man, are bathed in a fluid much like the thin brine of the paleozoic sea. But when man tries to carry his environment with him into the aeropause, he finds problems at each level...
...mistakes, and ambitions to be elected some day to something bigger than mayor of Toledo. By Washington standards, Di Salle is a local yokel-a man whose political experience had been bounded by Toledo's city limits, and whose hide has not been soaked long enough in the brine of the big time to stand up against the buffets of the big leagues. But brine is brine, in small town or large; Mike has been pretty well soaked...
Crimson coach Brine Munro has cause to be almost as concerned about the record of the varsity hockey team as his own soccer and hockey squads. A year ago this month the Crimson hockey team defeated Williams, 10 to 0. When Munro's lacrosse men played Williams in May, Ephman fans seeking revenge for their hockey team, screamed Get ten points," and Munro's team was besten...