Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Technique Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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rin! i .luztbh ,nc Yi' l Li Tifilnolof it prilldfq . IJ ,jj ali P-UAL' f I I riljv hath?- H is -If fwfr i :hc NIU' 1 zlld'-llflfi must 'limi .mi bf-llifiii H 1 il! 'Wig ,gill ffl 1 15 IL' x . . 'vm lfl II ,vfgib til ,- the once-required Physical Training at the Institute. Between classes the favorite bracer is a coke at the Coop or the Tech Pharmacy. Until late in the fall the fountain attractions of the Coo but with the resignation of Miss Vu they again be- came equal. In any case that now rationed work wonders in reviving a recently quizzed kid. Each day after school, a good portion of the student bgdy turns eastward to Walker Mem ' l h oria , t e center of both recognized and unrecognized out-of-school ac- tivities. While many make a Bee-line to the lounge bar for a sandwich, others tap their financial resources another way and spend a few dimes bowling in the basement alleys. Still others, with a slightly more am- bitious purpose, spend several hours a day furthering some function of one of the student extra-curricular activities. All this makes up Tech Today. Three thousand and fifty-five students, six hundred and eighty-seven professors, assistants and teaching fellows, and six hundred and three research workers, shoulder to shoulder with the entire nation, all working and planning-try- ing to do their part in the greatest of our country's tasks. Americans all, working for what America stands. .7 p were somewhat greater, beverage will Furnace operator haloed in sparks makes striking camera study BI:-ln and machine seek to solve mystery of light fl7l