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...recent interview with the CRIMSON, Dr. Theodore E. Sterne, Princeton '28, research associate of the Harvard Observatory, reviewed the most important theories now held by astronomers in regard to the source of the sun's energy, and explained his own theory which has recently been accepted as the most promising. The number of calories the sun loses per second may be represented by the figure 1 followed by 26 ciphers. It has long been a moot question as to where this energy comes from, and a study of possible sources has brought forth several theories...
...hope and expect," said Edwin G. Boring, professor of Psychology, in an interview with the CRIMSON, "that the complete split between Psychology and Philosophy will come about in a few weeks...
...Japan will probably withdraw from the London Naval Treaty of 1931 before this December," said Sir Frederick Whyte, K.C.S.I., L.L.D., Lowell lecturer last October, in an interview with the CRIMSON, "and this will lead to an extensive armament program in both England and America...
...Pennsylvania are required to file applications with George F. Baer Appel, 1500 Walnut St., Philadelphia, for registration as law students before they graduate from college. In addition to this application the prospective law student must answer a comprehensive questionnaire and in some cases submit to a personal interview...
...America by the emergency committee, is not in any way a reflection of our attitude toward these scholars, but rather, I would assume, an indication of Harvard's preference to choose those whom it wanted on its faculty," said Carl J. Friedrich, Associate Professor of Government, in a CRIMSON interview last night. "Harvard's willingness to pay their salaries instead of asking the committee to do so is ample evidence of this preference. Obviously the College values its right to control the personnel of its faculty more highly than receiving the gratuitous services of men whom it may not want...