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...Introduction: In all chemistry courses it has been found that a student, working carefully, is unable to accomplish the required amount of laboratory work in the allotted time. The following figures testify to the wide gap that exists: Stated Required Time Necessary Time for Careful Work Chem. A 3 hrs. 3 1/2-4 hrs. Chem. B 3 hrs. 5 hrs. Chem. 33 Not stated 3 1/2-4 hrs...
Capt. Musick and his men stepped from the ship as jaunty and fresh as if they had just had an overnight ride in a Pullman. With even less ceremony they refueled the Clipper and flew safely back to Alameda in 20 hrs. and 59 min. Later the big Sikorsky will make experimental flights over the other stages of the far-flung air-way-to Midway and Wake Islands, Guam, Manila and China. When the pioneer work is done-possibly by late sum-mer-Glenn Martin's huge Clipper No. 7 will inaugurate regular scheduled commercial service over the airway...
...base hit--Ware. Three base hit--Armstrong. Struck out--by Parker 4, by Loughlin 3. Base on balls--off Parker 7, off Loughlin 4. Wild pitch--Parker. Stolen bases--Nevin, Dugan, Gibbs. Double play--Prouty to Adzigian to Nevin. Sacrifice hits--Parker, Maguire. Balk--by Loughlin. Time--2 hrs., 5 min. Umpires--Keady and Skelly...
...enjoy the lighted pleasures of the university--such as Fine Arts 1d and Music 4. I would offer the following table as more representative of the actual time (not inclusive of lecture-time or of outside study) spent in the laboratories by the average undergraduate: Chemistry B: 6 hrs. per week Chemistry 3a or 33: 15 hrs. per week Chemistry 2a: 5 hrs. per week Chemistry 4: 20 hrs. per week Chemistry 6: 5 hrs. per week...
What lbs. are to mining men, kw. hrs. to utility men, ft. to lumbermen, $ are to life insurance men. Few bodies of men can swallow such huge figures without blinking as the assembled Association of Life Insurance Presidents, a body representing 68 companies doing over 90% of the U. S. business. Figures they barkened to at their Manhattan convention last week included: $3,000,000,000-the increase in assets of companies holding 86% of the assets of all U. S. firms since 1929. $19,000,000,000-the present total of assets. $103,700,000,000-insurance...