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...century. This was my personal discovery in the show, the piece of puzzle that so happily fell into place for me. Just as Degas was the disciple of Ingres, so Matisse, I believe, was the descendant of Degas in the classical French tradition. In, for example, the brothel scenes (Catalog#'s 18-25) in Gallery XII, we can already sense Matisse's future spaces and decorative forms...
...terminate the present ROTC contracts with the Army and Navy before the start of the 1968-69 academic year. The SAB resolution which was adopted by a 16-2 vote, specifically recommended that ROTC courses not be given academic credit, that they not be listed in the Yale catalog, and that the ROTC units be deprived of their free facilities on the Yale campus...
Cones, Cylinders & Spheres. So many satellite analyses have been made that RCA is now compiling a catalog of the radar signatures of known satellites. Scientists working for the Air Force have also been bouncing radar signals off an assortment of complex, spacecraftlike shapes on test ranges to establish their characteristic radar patterns. Even more important, they are deriving a series of mathematical formulas that match radar signatures to specific satellite shapes. These, they hope, can some day be used to program a computer to recognize and identify radar signatures more quickly than human operators. Their work is proceeding slowly. "Once...
Despite the math problems, the Air Force is determined to develop computerized RSA, or at least a combination of human analysts and computers, as quickly as possible. In the event of a nuclear war there would be little time for human analysts to leaf through a radar signature catalog in an effort to differentiate between an incoming ICBM warhead and its decoys. Only a computer could spot the authentic warhead radar signature quickly enough to order its interception and destruction by defending missiles...
Even more concrete, he explained CORE's program in the City of Baltimore this summer. After analyzing the political and economic structure of the city, CORE staff -- black and white -- made a catalog of the problems of the lower-class, urban community. After talking with them at considerable length, they established priorities as to grievances with which the organization would deal. A systematic program was formulated...