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...Elis had been sagging on the 6-ft, 9, in Trout throughout the game. The Harvard center owned a two-inch advantage over his tallest opponent, but with four Yale defenders swarming around him whenever he touched the ball, his height surplus proved less than overpowering...
...outdone by the seniors, Garth Andrade, Jim Mullen and Joe Bowen put together a sweep in the javelin, with Andrade winning it with a throw of 193 ft. 11 1/2 in. Not bad, considering the two-inch deep mud in the infield...
...PAINTINGS--some of which contain more than 50 two-inch figures--literally ravish the eye. They are brilliant in their color, striking in their design and almost unreal in their detail. The court-commissioned artists, the catalogue tells us, fashioned their brushes from squirrel and kitten hairs. They worked for days on a single figure. The paintings are illuminated book plates; even on such a scale, they are subtler than works 30 times their size. Among the rocks and the sky hide contorted faces, tiny animals and endless innuendo. Welch, who's done work in the field for more than...
...which has five major centers of video activity: the film section of the humanities department, the political sciences department, the Center for Advanced Video, the libraries, and the Center for Advanced Engineering Studies (CAES). CAES has taken the lead in encouraging M I T video: it's two-inch broadcast equipment, used for the continuing education of engineers, attracted two major video grants. Following the grants, a good deal of student interest developed, and CAES developed procedures for students and faculty to submit video project proposals for approval and funding...
...CAES has two-inch, 3/4 inch, and half-inch production equipment, studio, and cable systems available free to M I T individual producers, student production groups (such as Basement Video, and the Video Club), students in classes, and cross-registrants from other schools. A group of student producers broadcasts seven hours of cable programming a day, consisting of student and faculty projects, as well as lectures and programs picked up from other cable stations such as Harvard and Tufts. M I T theses can now be done in video, and three have thus far been completed...