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...kind scanner used to digitize the plates was built piecemeal, largely by volunteers and workers at the observatory, and will be able to take 120 photos of two small plates—each measuring 8-by-10 inches??in just over a minute...
...classroom” and a provision that prohibits the placement of campaign literature in computer labs. A two-page supplement devoted entirely to postering mandates that signs placed on the “free-standing” kiosks in the Yard be no larger than 8.5 by 11 inches??and, for the tricksters considering three-dimensional construction, that there be a “maximum total surface area” of 93.5 square inches. Different dimensional requirements are dictated for other sites, further increasing the complexity of the rules.Still, the Commission does not concern itself with every last...
Given to Houghton in June 1954 by the wife of John B. Stetson, the small book—approximately three by six inches??sports gold trim. Its binding features a greenish-gold hue as well as visible pores...
Sure, there have been bigger losses: three first-round defeats in the Beanpot, two one-and-dones in the NCAA tournament and last year’s ECAC championship game, in which the Crimson missed out on a second straight title by three inches??literally...
...hardest part of the whole thing was deciding what to leave out,” says Pamela Gerardi, who curated the exhibit. The ones that did make the final cut span more than 200 years of shoemaking, three continents and a size range of 17 inches??providing a comprehensive visual survey of what people put on their feet...