Word: unites
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Crimson Lacrosse Captain Dexter Lewis tied for second place in Ivy League scoring this year with 11 goals, but as a unit, the Varsity finished only fifth in the league. W L Pts. For Agaisnt Yale 5 0 62 18 Dartmouth 3 2 50 40 Princeton 3 2 54 19 Cornell 2 3 44 52 Harvard 2 3 39 56 Penn...
Construction of science labratories, dormitories, eating facilities, office space, and new buildings for at least two departments are planned in the new expansion program. The first improvement planned, according to Dodds, will be the erection of a new five unit Engineering quadrangle...
...have to worry about fuel conservation, the nuclear task force will be able to sustain a speed of better than 30 knots over long ranges. With one-tenth as many ships as World War II's massed armadas, it will have infinitely more firepower. Forged into a unit by its communications system and far-ranging missilry, it could disperse itself over an ocean area the size of Indiana, so that even if its shield were pierced, not more than one of its ships could be knocked out by any one existing weapon. As the admirals see it, that task...
...this stage, any theory is better than no theory at all." But everyone seems impressed with the vastness of Parson's knowledge and his theoretical analyses of such specific subjects as the development of American romantic love, the causes of McCarthyism, professional roles in medicine, and the family unit in America...
...Alfred Hayes, vice president of New York Trust Co., Manhattan's tenth largest bank, was elected to succeed Allan Sproul, 60, as president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, largest and most important unit in the nation's twelve-district Reserve system. Sproul, president of the New York "Fed" for 15 years, became known as the most powerful of the regional chiefs and a frequent dissenter from the Washington Board's policy. He resigned because of health (stomach ulcer). Successor Hayes, who calls himself "deplorably obscure," is described by his banker peers as brilliant...