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Alden Hopkins 4S.L.A., OF Chepachet, R. I., has won the annual American Academy in Rome competition in landscape architecture. He will have two years' residence at the Academy in Rome and from that point, as headquarters, will be expected to travel and to study the examples of landscapes architecture in Europe and North Africa. The Fellowship stipend covers all expenses involved. Hopkins obtained an A.B. from Rhode Island State College...
Champion Columbia must win every game to remain in the hunt; Dartmouth has the advantage of having lost fewer than anybody else, but has by far the longest route to travel; Yale must take six out of seven even to think of victory; Princeton--must wait another year...
...Fourth City can be outlined briefly: It reduced Detroit-New York passenger fare more than under that in effect over the next-best air routeing. It has carried some 1,900 eastbound passengers out of Detroit in less than a year. It cut 9% to 24% off Detroit-Newark travel time compared to the alternate routeing (American Airways to Cleveland, thence by United Air Lines to Newark). , _ It improved Detroit's airmail, passenger and air express service by providing more frequent as well as faster service. It gave Detroit shippers air express service to New York and eastern points...
...happier place," six representatives of the Harvard Freshman Debating Council will participate in the annual Harvard, Yale, Princeton Freshman debate tonight. In accordance with the mechanism of this traditional debate a Harvard team defending the negative will be hosts to a Princeton trio, while an affirmative team will travel to Yale...
...absurdum not only for common sense but for the theory of Relativity. Timidly at first but more boldly of late, some astronomers have suggested other possible causes for the redshift, viz. cosmic dust scattered through space or a slowing of light's velocity after millions of years of travel. Once as fervid a believer in the expanding universe as Sir Arthur Eddington, Dr. Hubble was ready last week to admit that it might be an illusion. "The cautious observer," said he wryly, "refrains from committing himself to the present interpretation and employs the colorless term 'apparent velocity...