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...Cambridge; R. P. Boas, Jr. '33, Norton; J. C. Campbell '33, Bronxville, N. Y.; E. D. Chapple '31, Salem; A. C. England, Jr. '33, Pittsfield; L. T. Furth '31, St. Louis, Mo.; Frank Gilchrist '32, Wilmette, Ill.; W. A. Huppuch '33, Glens Falls, N. Y.; Richard Inglis '33. So, Euclid, O.; D. D. Lloyd '31, Plainfield, N. J.; E. L. Popper '32, N. Y. C.; E. S. Randall '33, Rockland; Joseph Rauh, Jr. '32, Cincinnati; R. S. Shuman '31, Jamaica Plain; R. W. Vilter '33, Cincinnati, O.; James Wallerstein '32, White Plains...
...Cleveland the President and party were whisked down Euclid avenue through respectfully clapping crowds. There was no frenzied demonstration of welcome. As he entered his hotel, the President's eye fell on a small Communist demonstration bearing placards ("Hoover blesses scabs"). "That, night the President addressed the American Bankers Association meeting in the Cleveland public auditorium (see p. 14) while 2,000 Reds made a great racket, fought the police outside the hall. His speech over, President Hoover started immediately back to Washington...
...concept of Matter preceded his concept of Space. Euclid's geometry was purely concerned with the relative position of concrete bodies, without reference to any continuum through which they moved. Not until Descartes (1596-1650) invented analytical geometry was absolute, continuous Space conceived...
...Freshman tennis team easily won from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Andover, respectively, yesterday afternoon, both by the score of 9 to 0. At Longwood, the Seconds were defeated by the Longwood Country Club, 5 to 4. Yesterday evening it was announced that Richard Inglis Jr. '33, of South Euclid, Ohio, was elected captain of the 1933 tennis team. He prepared for Harvard at the Hawken School, and is at present playing at number two on the Freshman team...
Civic-minded Clevelanders have long dreamed of a great centre of scientific education. The first step in such a program would be the interchange of instruction between Case and its next-door neighbor Western Reserve, situated near University Circle, where Euclid Avenue, the city's main stem, turns toward the suburbs...