The graduate student

How does he see himself?

Why has he changed?

How does he fare in Britain?

What does he study?

Where does he come from? Where does he go?

The Ovshinsky effect

Morality and weapons work

Blame the universities

Magnetic fields in biology

Make page charges compulsory

Veneziano Representation Excites Strong‐Interaction Theorists

Grids Instead of Walls for Electrogasdynamic Generators

Crab Pulsar Optically Identified; Other Pulsars Show Slowdown

CERN Successfully Runs an Ultrasonic Bubble Chamber

Near‐Earth Study Program Proposed for 1968–1975

Variable Moment of Inertia For Even–Even Nuclei

Oak Ridge Uses U²³³ As Reactor Fuel

Orbiting Telescopes Scan Ultraviolet Wavelengths

Tunnel Dug at Stanford For Superconducting Linac

Bernoulli Theorem Confirmed In Myrtle‐Beach Experiments

New Cornell Facility To Probe Planets

In Brief

New Materials and More Applications for Superconductivity

An American Genius: The Life of Ernest Orlando Lawrence

Who Speaks for Civil Defense?

The Changeless Order: The Physics of Space, Time and Motion

An Introduction to the Study of the Moon

Equilibrium Statistical Mechanics

Landolt-Bornstein, Numerical Data and Functional Relationships in Science and Technology, Group 1, Vol. 2: Nuclear Radii

The Atomists (1805-1933)

Electricity and Matter

Elementary Classical Hydrodynamics

Solar Activity

Progress in Elementary Particle and Cosmic Ray Physics, Vol. 9

Telescopes in Space

New Books

We Hear That

APS Honors Hopfield, Thomas, Bunn and Slichter

Gell‐Mann Receives 1968 Research Corporation Award

Geological Penrose and Day Medal to Wilson and Vine

Maryland Young Scientist Award to Howel Pugh

Coblentz Award to Zerbi For Infrared Spectroscopy

Royal Society Honors Gabor with Rumford Medal

OSA Tillyer Medal to Riggs; Richardson Medal to Cary

Gordon Francis Worked on Thermonuclear Fusion

A Codiscoverer of Deuterium, George M. Murphy, Dies

Hilde Kallmann‐Bijl Was Geophysicist

Fritz Reiche Dies; Was Theoretical Physicist

Phimsy

Johnson Budget Holds Science To A ‘Cost‐of‐Living’ Raise

Nearly Half Of All Graduate Students Eligible For Draft

Edward Condon: A Physicist Never Afraid Of A Fight

Condon Study Rebuts UFOs; Critics Offer Own Version

US Scientists Earned Median Salary of $13 200 in 1968

In Brief

Foundation Gives $7 Million To Lamont Observatory

Presidential Panel Proposes New Ocean Resources Agency

Calendar

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