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...Jack Wilner '41, writer of the weekly column, The Arts, this week turns over his space to a guest columnist, Professor Kenneth J. Conant of the Department of Architecture...
Editorial candidates will learn how to write eds and reviews and then proceed to write them for the paper as the competition goes on. A position is also open on the Board for a swing columnist from any class...
...added attraction for a modern music enthusiast who revels in the hot breath of notoriety and grim conflict, there will be a competition for the Crimson's Swing columnist, open to members of any class in the College. If you desire the immortality of surviving a Crimson competition--or the equal immortality of being cut from one--ramble through the imposing portals of 14 Plympton Street at 7:30 this evening...
...planes a month) without basically altering the hand-tailored methods by which it made 275 planes a month last year. Its expansion has been rapid but lateral-chiefly in floor space and men. Fixed costs per unit do not fall very fast that way. Last week Scripps-Howard Columnist Ernie Pyle described a trip through Buffalo's vast Curtiss-Wright plant, No. 1 U. S. producer of combat planes. Each of the 154,000 rivet holes in a P-40 was drilled by hand. Said he: "It is almost like building a house." Good planes may not be susceptible...
Only Sophomores will be eligible for the editorial, photographic, and business boards but any student of any class can jive on down to his heart's content in the competition for swing columnist 7:30 o'clock in the Crimson Building at 14 Plympton street is the time...