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This department also recorded the lectures of the noted visiting physicists who addressed the Tercentenary Conference of Arts and Sciences. Including the talks of Robert A. Millikan, Arthur Holly Compton, Tullio Levi-Civita, Frank B. Jewett, and many other famous scientist, these records will be added to the Cruft Laboratory, which some times ago started a collection of scientific phonograph records...
Zoological President. Few if any scientists in Britain are more concerned with Science-in-Society than Julian Sorell Huxley. This owl-eyed, quick-thinking, quick-talking biologist of 48 is the grandson of the 19th Century's brilliant Biologist-Essayist Thomas Henry Huxley, the brother of Novelist Aldous Huxley, the grandnephew of Matthew Arnold. His most recent endeavors have been a tour of industrial and academic laboratories in Britain (Science & Social Needs), an examination of Science in Russia (A Scientist Among the Soviets), two popularizations written with a collaborator (Simple Science and More Simple Science}, a detailed blow...
Altogether the university's visiting staff will number fifteen noted scholars and scientist, representing institutions in the United States, and in England, France, Canada, Germany, Sweden, and Russia. Two of these were participants in the Harvard Tercentenary Conference of Arts of Sciences, during the first two weeks of September; and of the remainder, eight are now, or have been, full professors in their universities...
Forty-six years ago, bearing out Scientist Abbot's theory, the U. S. corn crop was a measly...
Under the agreement the stock was to come from the company's treasury. But did Scientist Kettering know, asked Inquisitor Schenker, that only 30,000 was thus withdrawn, that Messrs, Simonds & Thomas went into the open market to buy the other 10,000, thereby running up the price and improving their waterlogged position; that the stock for which he paid $6.50 per share was sold to them by the company for only $5.95. Inventor Kettering sputtered a shocked: "No!" There were some other things which Mr. Kettering evidently did not know about a venture into which he had sunk...