Word: newtons
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Others are: David Korn, Biochemical Sciences, of Lowell and Providence; Robert C. Lasch, History, of Lowell and St. Louis, Missouri; David W. Matthews, Economics, of Eliot and Cincinnati; Benjamin Muckenhoupt, Mathematics, of Adams and Newton Highlands; L. Todd Reynolds, Chemistry, of Lowell and Denver; Stephen H. Robinson, Biochemical Sciences, of Winthrop and Brooklyn...
...England regional group of the NSA, which includes 33 colleges, will meet soon at Newton College of the Sacred Heart for discussion. Clifford L. Alexander '55, a Council member, is president of the New England NSA conference...
...Riviera gambling halls. Among his pet subjects in the past were visceral creatures squatting on table tops, elephants in the veldt, misty male nudes and bloody-fanged dogs, all glazed with horror. Critical reaction to Bacon's art has been a rather alarmed "Splendid!" Wrote London Critic Eric Newton: "Mr. Bacon contrives to be both unforgettable and repellent . . . [This] requires genius -an unhappy, desperate kind of genius...
Empires & Operators. By the folklore of Washington, the man who manages the operational functions of an organization will mold its policy in the long run. This has come to be an accepted law of administrative life, as solid as Newton's laws of motion. Consequently, career State Department officials respected Dean Acheson's concern with operational details. They could not at first understand John Foster Dulles, the broad-picture man, who believed that the State Department had been distracted from its policymaking job by its preoccupation with miscellaneous operating functions-foreign aid, technical aid, propaganda, etc. When Dulles...
...Radio Theater (Mon. 9 p.m., CBS). Robert Newton in Breaking the Sound Barrier...