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...most interesting set of holes for the average golfer is to be found at the Leo Jerome Martin Memorial Golf Course. The first nine is a generally easy par 35 layout, but the last nine will provide trouble for even the expert. Most of the back nine fairways are no wider than a four-lane highway. To either side lie woods, rough and water. Several of the holes are dog-legs to the left, but none are very long. Scores on the front nine are low, but the back nine makes up for this...
...design represents a substantial departure from the conventional classroom layout. For that reason, it was deemed prudent to construct a mock-up room for experimental purposes. On the basis of experience in the test room, it should be possible to make substantial improvements in the design before the final plans for Aldrich Hall are completed...
...campus they live on straggles over Northampton in such a way as to make Harvard's layout seem orderly and well planned, Dormitories, little ones, middle sized ones, and big ones, seem to ebb all over town. A walk north from the chief administration building, College Hall, leads through a campus that isn't beautiful, in the way that Wellesley is impressively beautiful, but it is pleasant. The area around Paradise Pond is as collegiate as any Hollywood college scene...
Also elected were Stuart H. Trott '53, managing editor; Richard H. Rubin '52, business manager; David K. Specter '52, layout editor; Michael L. Meier '54, photo editor; Daniel J. Young '53, assistant business manager; Edward H. Fleishman '53, advertising manager; Henry M. Hurd '53, circulation manager; Charles L. Frankel '54, assistant photo editor...
...that "Russia was an ally and as such deserved this information, and that she was not getting the information that was coming to her." Said Greenglass: "I thought about it, and the following morning I told my wife I would give the information." Sergeant Greenglass told his wife the layout of the Los Alamos buildings, the number of workers, and the big names he knew-Dr. Robert Oppenheimer and a scientist known only as "Baker" who, Greenglass had learned, was really Dr. Niels Bohr. His wife, on Rosenberg's instructions, wrote none of the information down but dutifully memorized...