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Politics in Maine have included stormy debates over the questions of shipping electric power out of the state. The industry of a country, like Italy, which lacks coal for power usage, was given new life with the introduction of electric power from the swift flowing streams of the Alps. A knowledge of electrical phenomena is necessary for the complete comprehension of problems arising from conditions like these. Concentration by members of the College in studies of engineering character enables them to examine sciences as it grows upon the world. With the rounding out of the Engineering Sciences list of courses...
Tomorrow, students from twenty-five eastern Universities will descend upon Providence to partake in the fifth annual League of Nations Model Assembly Council of New England Colleges. In swift succession of meetings most of the major international problems confronting the world will be discussed, solutions will be debated, and votes taken. The avowed purpose of the founders of the Model League is to animate matters ordinarily embalmed in newspaper headlines and magazine summaries, to initiate participants in the mechanical aspects of the League, and to give opportunity for diplomatic and international talking and thinking...
...investigators who will conduct research in that field in succeeding years. According to Dr. H. D. Lasswell, of the University of Chicago, chairman of the committee, "one discovers very quickly that the expert practitioners in this field depends on dramatic instance of apparent success in the past for the swift and unsound generalization that promotion activity is of tremendous importance in our society': this is done without paying due regard to the promotion activities which fail of their goal, or which neutralize other promotional activities...
...yard dash Won by W. C. McCarthy (Red): second, T. E. Locke (Green): third, R. W. Swift...
High Jump--won by H. R. Withington (Red) 5 ft; 8 in.; second, Robert Swift (Green) 5 ft, 7 in.; third, tie between W. H. Fink (Green) H. S. Small...