Illinois Institute of Technology - Integral / Lewis Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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A lot of people in this country have heard of Armour Research Foundationg very few have heard of IIT. This seems somewhat paradoxi- cal to the student, to whom ARF is nothing more than the occupant of several buildings on campus, and the employer of many secretaries, Just what goes on inside the new build- ings he never knows, only that it seems not very fair that the new buildings always seem to be used by ARF, instead of classrooms. Occa- sionally Tech News carries a story of the latest accomplishments. The proj- ects are really quite varied, ranging from the study of possible life on Mars, to the U. S. Census to making paint flow better. Out of these labs come such ideas as a new metal, methods of producing turbine blades, or food storage.