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Good luck to you and Finance Director Smith in eliminating the "fat" at the University. Lars G. Sandberg Assistant Professor of Economics
About as bad was the loss in orders. Many exhibitors expected either to write large annual orders at this show or to use the exposition as an entree for future calls. "If a customer sees a model at a show," said Leonard Sandberg, sales vice president for the Libertyville, Ill., Metalex Corp. (sales: $1,000,000), "a picture will mean something to him when the salesman comes around. But how can you expect a salesman to carry a 2-ft. by 6-ft. metal room divider? Frankly, we don't know what exactly to do." The housewares men scrambled...
...Alexander Calder who really put movement into art," says W.J.H.G. Sandberg, former director of Amsterdam's Stedelijk Museum. The affable American's Circus of 1926 was an adult toy, perhaps, but his wind-and motor-driven mobiles that followed in the '30s became the first recognized aerial expressions of art in motion. Giacometti's Suspended Ball of 1931, Brancusi's Fish on a rotating pedestal of 1926, Thomas Wilfred's lumias of the 1930s with swimming projections of colored light-all these were what Watt's apocryphal teakettle was to the steam turbine...
...Sandberg, a summer graduate in Economics, received the Young and Williams prizes for the best thesis in Economics, and the best overall undergraduate record in the Department, upon his graduation...
...Lars G. Sandberg '61, teaching fellow in Economics, will become the head tutor in the Economics Department next year...