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February 17, Professor H. E. Clifford '89, "The Story of the Incandescent Lamp"; February 24, Professor L. S. Marks. "Engines for Airplanes"; March 3, Professor Grinnell Jones '08, "Explosives and Fertilizers from the air"; March 10, Professor G. W. Pierce '01, "Electric Oscillations and Radio Communication; with demonstrations"; March 17, Professor G. F. Swain, "The Development of Steel Structures"; March 24, Professor D. H. McLaughlin, "The World Search for Metallic Ores"; March 31. Professor G. M. Fair, "Supplying Half a Billion Gallons a Day of Drinking Water"; April 7, Professor A. E. Wells, "Floating Metals from their Ores"; April...
...patron who yawns and wishes he had gone in town instead; but it does seem probable that one good picture on each bill would draw a better crowd than two poor ones, eked out with an act of fifth-rate vaudeville. Of what use are ushers in natty uniforms, radio set in the lobby, and all the luxury of the Pharoahs, in the pictures on the screen are specimens of Hollywood at its worst. Movies in the Square, especially at such times of stress as examinations always bring, could be a welcome and convenient opportunity of clearing one's mind...
...Regulation and promotion of radio in the public interest, together with scientific research, should remain in the Department of Commerce," said President Coolidge last week, at the same time urging Congress to come to some immediate compromise on the White and Dill radio bills...
...Premier roses, sweet peas and mignonettes were delivered to the White House with speed, when enterprising British florists sought to test the transatlantic radio-phone service...
...successively an employe of an electric company; organizer of his own electric company; inventor, developer and promoter of a motor car which bore his name. The laboratory which he has presented, complete with the most modern of everything in boilers, generators, delicate measuring devices, special laboratories for research in radio, high voltages, refrigeration, and many another branch of technology, represents part of the proceeds from Mr. Packard's eminently successful motor car.* Even as Asa Packer caused one of Lehigh's buildings to be inscribed with his name, so now might Mr. Packard, nor would it be unfitting...