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...Naval Academy swimming team has only beaten Harvard once. But it wouldn't take much for the IAB's land-locked minnows to drop their second straight this season when they swim at Annapolis today...
Navy memories are short if they don't recall last year, when Harvard upset the Middies, 62-33. At that time Navy was rated the most likely to finish second behind the Don Schollander Swim Club, i.e. Yale. Intending to fly by Harvard on their way to the crucial Army meet. Navy instead met with misfortune. Today they are liable to be more attentive to their task...
...make is between Rhodesia's government and the government of The Union of South Africa. They are not comparable. The policy in South Africa is one of apartheid (separate but equal development of the races). The policy in Rhodesia is one of integration. Both Africans and Europeans in Rhodesia swim together. They go to the same university, hotels, movies, and restaurants. They work in the same Civil Service. Fifteen out of sixty-five members of Parliament are African. As yet this integration is limited, yet it is a step in the right direction: it is a step away from South...
Number of on this list of nuisances is the swimming requirement. Every year several students wind up on probation because they can't navigate the IAB pool twice, and there is always the threat that a student won't be allowed to graduate because he cannot swim fifty yards. The swimming requirement has been a bother too long both for students and administrators, and it should be abolished...
...action. Today, 94% of the 1,726 plants that discharge wastes into the Ohio River basin meet the requirements set by the Ohio River Valley Sanitation Commission (v. only 75% five years ago). At its Houston refinery, Shell Oil now purifies its used water so thoroughly that fish swim in a pond at the end of the process. Ford Motor Co. announced last month that it will spend $1,000,000 to scrub liquid wastes flowing into the Rouge River from its Dearborn steel plant. Four major steel firms recently agreed to spend $50 million over seven years to eliminate...