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The dean also said that next year the College hopes to avoid the huge lines which formed at course sectioning Saturday, when hundreds of students queued up through the night and early morning seeking admission to Natural Sciences 6, Evolution, which was offered for the first time this fall.
The nine o'clock class seems to be as heartily detested by teachers as by students. Like breakfast on a camping trip, the offerings at this time are less plentiful than nourishing. Mathematics for poets (Nat. Sci. 114) offers a sampling of what is new and exciting in mathematics, something...
Dr. Dobzhansky predicted that many new discoveries will soon be made about man's evolution. He does not accept the gloomy doctrine that the human species is headed for degradation because natural selection no longer operates in human society, or that human evolution stopped when civilization appeared. "Both are...
While William Liller, Robert Wheeler Willson Professor of Applied Astronomy, talked engagingly about the evolution of stars and the significance of "E equals MC squared bit worked out by Einstein," the visitors sweltered in the near-astronomical temperature that prevailed in the lecture room.
The magazine's evolution into a sort of Insiders' Newsletter for the soft-goods trade traces to the end of World War II, when Advertising Manager Monroe Green, 57, sent his salesmen after the Times's neighbors in the Seventh Avenue Garment District. Even after manufacturers began...