Word: ernest
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Foothill campus is a 122-acre complex of 36 buildings, with lavish language labs, a big outdoor swimming pool, a 1,000-seat auditorium and parking space for 3,000 cars. Designed by Architects Ernest J. Kump and Master & Kurd, the redwood-and-concrete campus is so stunning that it took the first and only prize awarded this year by the American Institute of Architects...
...party. But Kennedy, once in office, found the temptation politically irresistible. He renominated three Eisenhower candidates for the bench, but of the first 95 appointees picked by his own Administration, there was nary a Republican. Last week, Kennedy finally got around to appointing his first G.O.P. judge: Jesse Ernest Eschbach, 41, who was nominated to the U.S. District Court for Indiana...
Probing the Unknown. Dr. Livingston, who collaborated as a graduate student with Nobel Prizewinner Ernest Lawrence to invent the first cyclotron, in 1930, points out that while the Cambridge electron accelerator does not approach the energy of the 30-BEV proton accelerator at Brookhaven, it has important special talents. Since its electron projectiles are very small compared with protons, they can be used to explore the unknown inner structure of both protons and neutrons. They generate beams of enormously powerful 6-BEV X rays, and these in turn can be used to explore matter. The same big X rays, which...
...Brother, Ernest Hemingway, by Leicester Hemingway. This account by the novelist's kid brother adds warm flesh tones to the increasingly detailed portrait of Hemingway...
...Ernest R. May, associate professor of History and Allston Burr Senior Tutor in Kirkland House, was named Acting Master for the Fall Term. Charles H. Taylor, Master of Kirkland House, plans a tour of England, Greece, and France. "It's not primarily for research," Taylor reported. "I expect to enjoy every minute...