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...looking for class leaders. We want the student who maybe once showed a brief spark but isn't very interested now," David J. Swanger, executive director of the project and teaching fellow in education, said yesterday. Students will be recommended next month by school teachers and a citizens' group from the Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee, then selected by the "Upward Bound" staff...
...Teaneck, N.J. 61 Krause, Paul R. '61 G 19 5.9 190 Ambler, Penn. 62 Larimore, Joseph W. '59 G 21 6.0 185 St. Louis, Mo. 63 Clingan, Thomas O. '60 G 20 5.10 190 Youngstown, Ohio 64 Jangro, John L. '59 G 23 5.11 190 Greenfield, Mass. 66 Swanger, Harry F. '61 G 19 5.11 200 Lebanon, Pa. 67 Henderson, Thomas W. '61 G 18 6.1 215 Washington, Pa. 68 Bellows, A. Robert '59 G 21 6.2 205 Manchester, N.H. 69 Waterman, David G. '60 G 21 5.10 200 Halifax, Mass. 70 Wright, Gilbert...
That dinner-dance without the dinner is still up in air. We except "Jake" and "Asch" will have the dope for us shortly. Meanwhile, be sure to see Bob sherwood or Don Swanger for tickets to tomorrow's Navy Relief swingeroo at Potter. Middles see company commanders. Everybody's goin', even my tired old room mates, I think...
...whole flock of swell new "Gods". Yesterday the names of Brother Pinet, Norton, Schuette and McIntyre were entered in the Good Book. Anyway may they lead us in righteousness through the paths of Heaven and Disbursing, with an everlastin' light from Baker Hall. Seriously, with Sherwood, Swanger, Custer, Smith, Williams, and Prussing on their "staff", we look forward to a semester of military leadership as fine as the "step-downers" have been, and with the benefit of much additional "doing...
...suspension bridge over Mt. Hope Bay between Bristol and Ports mouth, R. I. Before the bridge was completed the cables inexplicably began to fray. The bridge was dismantled and rebuilt with galvanized cold-drawn steel wires. After yanking and bending in every which way the wires which failed, W.H. Swanger and G. F. Wohlgemuth of the U. S. Bureau of Standards learned that something had happened on the bridge which no tester had ever thought of reproducing in the laboratory. On the wires were tiny lumps of zinc put there by the galvanizing process. Where the cables rubbed against iron...