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Another essay co-authored by Herschbach and Bretislav Friedrich, senior research fellow in the department of chemistry and chemical biology, titled "Space Quantization: Otto Stern's Lucky Star," discusses the saga of the discovery of electron spin and its impact on modern chemistry...
TIME played brilliantly to the new American appetite. The magazine turned the news into saga, comedy, melodrama. The very compression of early TIMEstyle, invented almost entirely by Hadden, lent it an urgency of mannered telegraphese. John Martin, Hadden's cousin and an early writer and editor at the magazine, left this account of Hadden at work: "Brit would edit copy to eliminate unnecessary verbiage...If you wrote something like 'in the nick of time,' five words, he might change it to 'in time's nick,' three words...At all times he had by him a carefully annotated translation...
...recent history of the ongoing Crimson and Green saga began three years ago. Dartmouth made the trek to Cambridge for what was effectively an NCAA Tournament play-in--The Game's winner would be rewarded with an Ivy title and a trip to the Big Dance. In front of the largest crowd in Ivy League women's history, 2,231 people, Dartmouth thoroughly dismantled its neighbors to the southeast, posting...
Perhaps the next, best chapter to the Harvard-Dartmouth saga will be next season's finale. Responding to the graduation of Allison Feaster will be not just Harvard's, but the Ivy League's greatest challenge next year...
...exploitive sexual behavior by the President, the price tag had jumped to more than $2 million, a figure too embarrassing for the White House to entertain. But the legal and perceptual ground has shifted since then, mostly when Judge Susan Webber Wright ruled last month that the whole Lewinsky saga could not be admitted in the Jones case...