Word: programing
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...YORK, Jan. 7--Defending champion in two of the three major winter sports on its athletic program and with a now coach in the third, Dartmouth faces a multitude of doubts as to its ability to repeat in basketball and hockey in which it won league titles a year ago, but feels that its swimming team, at least, will be greatly improved...
Your editorial in today's Crimson (Jan.8) completely ignores the constructive and positive program for peace adopted unanimously by the recent Convention of the American Student Union at Madison. This program recognizes that powerful forces have already begun to drag us toward war on both the Eastern and Western fronts and specifically condemns all attempts to tie us to one side in the European struggle. Instead of jumping on the band wagon of those forces interested in an anti-Soviet war, the ASU set forth a progressive program for "a forward-moving democracy...
...Gottlieb amendment for condemnation of "Russian aggression" was fought and defeated on the Convention floor on the basis of its effect in bringing the United States nearer to war. The call for a national referendum of the ASU membership at this time merely distracts attention from the constructive peace program to concentrate on a minor and "moral issue." And to raise the cry of Communist domination is to join the Dies Committee and all others interested in splitting and disrupting the progressive forces fighting for peace...
...come about in the musical status of this nation is demonstrated by the fact that two concerts devoted wholly or in part to the keyboard music of Spain will be given here this week. Thursday evening George Copeland, celebrated for his interpretation of the modern Spaniards, will play a program in Jordan Hall including several compositions of this school. We are primarily interested, however, in Joaquin Nin-Culmell's concert of Spanish music from Cabezon to the moderns which will be given in Paine Hall Friday evening...
...metres. Naturally the energy of each wave is tiny and each atom sends out a wave only once in 1,000 to 100,000,000 years. But there are so many billions of atoms in a small pinch of substance that Dr. Rabi gets a continuous program on his detector, which is a ribbon of incandescent tungsten in an oscillating electromagnetic field. He expects to use atomic radio to learn more about the nuclear structure and energy mechanism of atoms. The physicists admired his discovery and Dr. Rabi got a $1,000 prize for the A. A. A. S. convention...