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...That gen ed nat sci books not yet moved to the science center but in storage in Hilles be returned to the reserve shelves...
...only two gen ed nat sci courses for which books had not yet been placed on reserve yesterday are Nat Sci 110. "Automatic Computing," and Nat Sci 115. "Models for Control of Man's Physical Environment...
Retired Army Gen. Hugh B. Hester wrote this summer that ROTC graduates, in fact, make relatively poor army material. Because the U.S.'s real defense needs require great technical expertise. Hester said, the army would do better to rely on trained civilians in emergencies...
Retired Army Gen. Hugh B. Hester wrote this summer that ROTC graduates, in fact, make relatively poor army material. Because the U.S.'s real defense needs require great technical expertise, Hester said, the army would do better to rely on trained civilians in emergencies...
Kempton attempts to heighten ev ery detail into the importance of gen eralized truth. "Michael Tabor," he writes of one defendant, "had an intensity that overrode mere precedents; by mere presence, now and then un abashedly malign, he enforced the illusion that the insulted had come to vengeance." The language is accurate enough in its grand way, but eventually the reader cares less about the defendants than about the author, gesticulating here and there in a peculiar kind of 18th century jive...