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...worked so well that Jucker's Bearcats have lost only five games out of 68, won two straight N.C.A.A. championships, and are strong favorites to win a third. Last week, beating stubborn Dayton 44-37, No. 1-ranked Cincinnati won its seventh game and 25th in a row-longest winning streak in college basketball...
Delmar Leighton '19, Master of Dudley House, former instructor in Economics, former Dean of freshmen, former Dean of Students, and former Dean of Harvard College, is the University's longest-term administrative officer...
...Courthouse in Manhattan's Foley Square, the defense wound up the second week of presenting its case in what has already become the longest criminal trial before a jury in any federal court. The previous record was set in 1949, when Judge Harold B. Medina, since elevated to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, presided over the celebrated seven-month trial of eleven leaders of the U.S. Communist Party. The current trial was already eight months old when the Government rested its case...
...Cuba-and that issue certainly redounded to the Democrats. Of all Republican candidates, Indiana's Republican Senator Homer Capehart, California's Gubernatorial Hopeful Richard Nixon, Pennsylvania's Senate Candidate James Van Zandt and Minnesota's Veteran Representative Walter Judd had been arguing hardest and longest for a tough U.S. policy toward Cuba. President Kennedy took the issue away from them -and all four lost...
...done much better on the few occasions when he treats his subjects at length. His favorite sort of topic is covered by two major articles in the first volume, one on Einstein and the other (by far the longest piece in the set) on the nineteenth-century mathematician William Kingdon Clifford. Scientific American readers will recognize neither of these: the Clifford piece was the introduction to a 1946 edition of Clifford's The Common Sense of The Exact Sciences, and the excellent survey of Einstein's more important work came out as a separate article three years...