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Advance's first isue as a national publication (it's a quarterly "with frequent news letters") is now on the stands, and frankly it is quite disappointing. Where one hopes to find a lively gadfly tossing pointed barbs at sacred cows, one finds only a puerile magazine that, alas, will give few Republicans any disquieting moments. The issue's lone harsh words are reserved for William F. Buckley, whom Publisher Bruce K. Chapman addresses in an open letter. Chapman, however, seems to be most disgruntled at the fact that National Review spelled his name wrong in a recent attack. Perhaps...
...light, rubber-tired rock drills from Sweden, and imported Swedish rock engineers to supervise their operation. Even so. in temperatures of 135°, metal surfaces blistered the human hand. Summer work was done mostly at night under the glare of brilliant floodlights. The rock hauling has been delayed by frequent breakdowns of Russian dump trucks, which cost Egypt $41,000 each...
...early yesterday, before he appeared in the Biological Laboratories to give a 9 a.m. lecture in Biology 150 (The Biology of Viruses). By the time he made his entrance, his audience had ready learned the news and broke into a loud ovation. Watson, however, managed to carry on despite frequent interruptions by reporters who could not wait for the press conference...
Further questions in the poll were aimed at settling this point. When respondents were asked to give their reasons for hating Teddy, the following answers were most frequent...
...outcome was never in doubt as Harvard, strengthened by frequent "sherry breaks," placed first in all three matches, GUTS now considers itself champion of the National Undergraduate Tiddlywink Society (NUTS...