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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...feature article of the present number is a resume by Dean Hanford of all the Reading Period results so far apparent. Treatment of this subject scarcely lies within the reviewer's province--suffice it to say that for a concise summary of Reading Period records and of the most important suggestions which have been advanced for improvement in future Reading Periods Dean Hanford here offers all that could be desired...
...Gasoline" is the subject of the fifth of a series of illustrated popular lectures on important developments and discoveries in various fields of engineering. At 4.30 o'clock this afternoon, Professor J. B. Conant '14 of the department of Chemistry, will describe the manufacture of gasoline from petroleum with a consideration of the fundamental scientific principles involved. In connection with the economics of gasoline, Professor Conant will discuss the future supply of petroleum, conservation of petroleum resources by development of high compression gasoline, and the possibilities of motor fuel from alcohol, shale, and coal...
...Union. Thirty-five undergraduates were present at the close of the discussion to vote in favor of the proposal, action upon which has been temporarily postponed by the Corporation. The later body had hoped to obtain a fairly definite idea of undergraduate opinion on the question. The subject of the debate seemed likely to attract a large interest; two years ago, the question of football overemphasis drew a thousand students to the Union, a majority of whom agreed that the undue importance on the sport should be checked. Speakers with reputations in the world of athletics were on the schedule...
...last of the Whiting concert will be given at 8.15 o'clock's this evening in Paine Hall. This is the fifth such program of the year, and the subject is "En positions of Classical and Modern Chamber Music...
...some time. In the first place Mr. Kelly has caught an idea which has great dramatic possibilities. Though his plot may be totally unreal, it is possible, and in the main he is tenaciously faithful to it. The trouble is that he is no more able to handle a subject with the tragedic poetntialities belonging to this one, than is the present cast capable of creating the necessary stage illusion. It is case of a large, undigested bite on the part of the playwright, wrangled through by the actors to a conclusion which is powerful in spite of itself. Briefly...