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Under the plan, autoists are to rent parking space for five months at $3.50 per month, in return for which the lot will be guarded from 5 o'clock each evening until 8 o'clock the following morning. The University also offers snow removal facilities, but refuses to assume any...
At exactly 3:52 of a wintry Chicago afternoon in 1942, a scientist working in the University of Chicago's tightly guarded athletic field house dryly announced: "The curve is exponential." The speaker was Dr. Enrico Fermi; his four quiet words meant that a chain reaction had just been...
In Manhattan one night this week, a group of doctors and scientists listened intently as a tall, dark-haired surgeon talked about the biggest subject in medicine: cancer. Dr. Saul P. Lehv of Harlem Hospital was reporting on the first controlled study of a new cancer treatment. In guarded, technical...
Extra inches meant little except in the pivot spot. Centers Nelson of Winthrop and Rockwell of Adams commanded the backboards. In the Dudley-Kirkland fracas small Herbert Lewis was guarded by giant Tom Guthrie.
Atabrine & DDT. Soon UNESCO's scientists will go to Belém, at the Amazon's broad mouth, to start their institute work. As the program gets under way, they will move upstream, analyzing the soil, trying to find out what man may do with it and himself...