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...clearly, Coke machines will not solve everything. Undergraduate dissatisfaction with the administration of the Loeb has been widely and bitterly expressed...
Some small progress has been made towards making the Loeb Drama Center a gathering place for the theatre community--but not without difficulty. "We practically had to riot to get a Coke machine," Mark J. Mirsky '61, an active performer and director, recalls...
Practical Dream. The biggest test of the new process will come in Venezuela, where a Stratmat furnace is being installed in the government's new $340 million steel plant. After building the plant, the Venezuelans found that they would have to import expensive coke to run it. But with Stratmat's process, they expect to run on local poor-grade coal. If it works as expected, the government is considering converting the whole plant to the process...
...prayers. Said he: "Those who play when they are young will play when they are old." Wesley's passion for education infected his U.S. disciples when they organized the Methodist Church in 1784. He was shocked at their first effort, Maryland's Cokesbury College, founded by Bishops Coke and Asbury. "I study to be little, you study to be great," he wrote. "I found a school, you a college-nay, and call it after your own names...
...Cheese. The Russian offer was little more than a tempting bit of cheese on the treadle of a Communist trap. A smelter would give employment to only 100 workers. It would force Bolivia to import large quantities of costly British coke to refine its relatively low-grade (30%) ore. It would put Bolivia in competition with the international tin cartel, thousands of expensive miles from potential markets. Bolivia would have to accept platoons of Soviet "technicians" and go through with the first Russo-Bolivian exchange of diplomats in history...