Word: sc
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...economist with a Message for the 2,000 packed listeners, but a scientist. More strange, he was there to talk on a subject in which nine-tenths of the audience had had no prior interest: "The Expanding Universe." But he was Sir Arthur Stanley Eddington, M. A., D. Sc.. LL. D., F. R. S., Plumian Professor of Astronomy at Cambridge University, Director of Cambridge Observatory, metaphysician extraordinary of modern physics...
...deuterium and deuton seems to be founded upon the possibility of confusing the word neutron and the name deuton. It is interesting indeed that American scientific workers do not have any such difficulty." Not every Briton favored the Rutherford suggestions. Wrote Henry Edward Armstrong, Ph. D., LL. D., D. Sc., F. R. S., retired chemistry professor, "Chemists cannot admit such fearsome wild fowl as diplogen...
First heat: Won by R. A. Brayton '37 (20 yd) 1 m. 12 2-5 seconds; E. S. McGuigan 2L (sc) 1 m 13 2-5 seconds, second; J. Derman '36 (10 yd) 1 m. 15 seconds, third...
Second heat: C. Abell '35 (13 yd) 1 m. 13 2-5 seconds; J. M. Morse '34 (sc) 1 m. 14 1-5 seconds, second; P. B. Wintersteen '34 (12 yd) 1 m. 15 seconds, third...
...mile run: Won by R.S. Playfair '36 (Sc): J.P. Schen '35 (Sc) second: C.C. Woodard '34 (Sc), third. Time: S minutes. 09 seconds...