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Light and laughter filter through the upper windows of a small brick building at 14 Plymptom St. The CRIMSON is operating...
...barbed-wiry vignettes that had to be shorn away. But no one will miss the book's wealth of pointless profanity. Through its chill professional eye, the camera sees the persons of the drama more clearly than Jones did, and still does not wear too yellow a filter when it looks-far less bitterly than the book-at the "Pineapple Army...
PHILIP Morris is flirting with the idea of putting a new filter-tip cigarette on the market. The lure: booming sales of filter cigarettes, which account for about 2% of all cigarette sales and are expanding fast...
...classmates who come back, especially those who live in places where news of Harvard must filter through certain newspapers and columnists, may be expecting another, less pride-provoking change. It has been described in many ways, some unprintable, but the Boston Record summed it up recently when it said, "Harvard is no longer the staunch supporter of the best American traditions it used to be." That Harvard has grown too radical for its traditions is a grave charge, one which every alumnus should want to track down for himself...
Ordinary light vibrates transversely (like shaking a rope) in all directions, but if it is passed through a Polaroid filter, it emerges with nearly all of its waves vibrating in the same direction. The two films exposed by the cameras are thrown on the same screen by two projectors. In front of one projector is a Polaroid filter that passes light with its waves vibrating, for example, vertically. In front of the other is a filter that passes light with horizontal vibrations. The viewers get glasses with lenses of Polaroid plastic. One lens passes light from the screen that...