United States Coast Guard Academy - Tide Rips Yearbook (New London, CT)

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SCIENCE The Science clepartiiRiii took us in linul with a grip so strong thai noi unlil ihc last term of First Class year coiiUl sc escape. Nuclear Physics (often mis-s]jelle(l ■ ' Unclear Physics ) was our last contat i wiih ilu- old standby F=M We e en learned anolher one: E = nic- ' . We dexoted main hours, and an a eraye ol one pair ol irou apiece. U) the struggle for knowledge wlien we ran into ilu- elennnis and acids of chemistry. It was an interesting and valuable coinse; where else could a yoiuig man learn how to build a still? They wouldn ' t let us operate them with the proper ingredients and we soon lotnid that distilled ciU(U-oil is hardl palatable. Second and iirst class years we became ac(iuainted xsiih the Rascals and Devils ' h)und in the stud of Meteorology. The grip of this department is no longer on our arms but its lint;ei|)rinls -will lonj; leniain. Prof. Hodg— Depart incut Head Prof. Perry lias a Utile deiiiouslrutiou

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