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Because Lamont is open later at night, fewer students are using it in the afternoons, McNiff continued. In addition, about 15 per cent of its night visitors are non-College men. Graduate students are frequenting Lamont because it is cooler, quieter, and open longer than other University libraries and because it provides smoking rooms...
...Barn 20, two sets of Vanderbilt horses had already returned from workouts. They were led up a neat row of peppermint-striped water pails. At each pail, a groom swabbed down a horse with a sponge of warm water, then covered him with a bright "cooler" (blanket). Then the "hot walkers" took over, for the lowly but necessary job of walking the work-hot horses for 30 minutes or an hour, until they have been gradually watered and cooled. For the Dancer, the day was just beginning...
Climate Next the Skin. Having proved the evils of clothing, Dr. Wulsin considers the alleged inferiority of hot-country civilizations. It is largely a myth, he says. He derides the contention of Professor Huntington that the ancient cultures of Egypt, Mesopotamia, the Mayans and Indonesia were developed under climates cooler than at present. There have been no significant changes of climate- except in the climate next to people's skins...
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...only cools the exhaust but saves fuel, since the intake air is preheated before it reaches the combustion chamber. As a result, says Chrysler, the new engine delivers as many horsepower-miles per gallon of gasoline as a standard automobile engine, and the exhaust gases are several hundred degrees cooler. While cooling systems for automobile gas turbines had been designed before, they were too bulky to be practical. Chrysler's system is so compact that the whole engine weighs only 600 Ibs., 200 Ibs. less than a standard Plymouth engine...