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    The Ursinus Weekly, March 13, 1933

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    Men\u27s debate teams have eventful week • Weekly reporters talk to Bomberger\u27s chairs • Resume shows successful 1933 wrestling season • Intra-mural wrestling tourney on Wed. and Thurs. • Freshmen complete fairly successful court campaign • Dell Lampe\u27s orchestra to play at senior ball • Indian addresses Y • Classical meeting • Claude Lodge captures basketball scoring honors • Women\u27s varsity team bows to Beaver • Frosh conquer sophs in annual court game • Rev. R. A. Waite to speak in chapel • Student activities council plans a dance • Paisley prize awards • Munkacsy\u27s paintings • Women\u27s debating club met at Glenwood • Miss Juanita Sadler addresses YW • Frosh girls win debate • Three debates featured at International Relations Club • Characters to be chosen for Wagnerian pageant • Inter-dorm. league closeshttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/2049/thumbnail.jp

    The Ursinus Weekly, March 6, 1933

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    Seniors make plans for Broadway musical show • Y chorus sings tonight • Week of prayer services presented by YM-YW • Indian to address joint meeting on Wed. night • Varsity downs Drexel, but loses to F. and M., 45-40 • Matmen lose to Rutgers in season\u27s last match • J. M. Anders Society hears eminent gynecologist • Pre-meds. select caduceus as student insignia • Woman\u27s place in industry discussed before freshmen • Swarthmore defeats girls sextet in close game, 18-16 • Beethoven\u27s Mass in D to be presented in June • The seasons • Frosh debaters break even • Caribbean questionnaire given to group of seniors • Dr. Omwake at convention • Limbert speaks in chapel • Dr. Goepp speaks to co-eds on famous classical music • Stine clinches title • Co-eds play flashy ball in inter-hall competition • Frosh close season with victory over Drexel, 45-32https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/2048/thumbnail.jp

    The Ursinus Weekly, March 14, 1932

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    Men\u27s mass meeting held Thursday night • Debating team enjoys successful road trip • Ball and entertainment given by class of \u2732 • Alfred C. Alspach elected editor-in-chief of Weekly • Grizzly basketeers have rather poor court season • William A. Shimer Ph. D. commencement speaker • Coach Carleton\u27s crew closes difficult season • Philadelphia alumni hold important business meeting • Paris chosen captain of wrestling team • Petitions for WSGA offices called for • Frosh-soph track meet scheduled for April 13 • New speakers at vespers • Win radio debate • Varsity Club to banquet • Rena Grim leading lady • Mr. Simmer speaks on conditions in Germany • Class basketball organized • Frosh quinters down sophs in close fray • Yearling\u27s season reviewed • Ursinus coeds to debate • Athletic council meets • Y representatives elected • Ira L. Bryner of \u2792 dies in California • Official league standing of Eastern college race • Students vs. faculty in battle of the centuryhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/2080/thumbnail.jp

    The Ursinus Weekly, February 13, 1933

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    Rev. R. A. Waite to speak in chapel Wed., Mar. 29 • Senior class to present unique musical comedy • Bear courtmen win 2 and lose 1; close inter-dormitory contests • Grizzly grapplers will meet F. and M. and Gettysburg • Phila. alumni to hold annual dinner Feb. 24 • Council on student activities sponsors dance • Y.M. and Y.W.C.A. secure week of prayer speaker • Movies on scientific topics shown in science hall • Men\u27s debating teams hold trial debates • Chapel speaker secured for Washington\u27s birthday • Religion and art discussed at joint YM & YW meeting • Phoenixville alumnae bow to coed basketball team • New staff members • Senior ball committee • Fraternity pledges • Glee Club renders concert at Phoenixville high school • Jr. advisory committee procures several speakers • Freshmen debating team selected for coming season • Brotherhood of St. Paul to hold series of discussions • World affairs reviewed at int. relations meeting • Prof. Fenwick to speak at H. S. group meeting • Y.M.C.A. chorus at Trappe • Frosh quintet drop game to Drexel frosh • Women\u27s student council makes plans for Color Dayhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/2045/thumbnail.jp

    Lecturer discusses connection between math and poker

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    The Ursinus Weekly, February 27, 1933

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    College observes annual Founders\u27 Day with appropriate exercises • Board of Directors gather in regular bus. meeting • Ursinus quintet defeated twice during past week • Ancestry of Washington theme of chapel address • Frosh entertain student body in gymnasium • Bear matmen succumb to red and blue grapplers • Senior play and dance for week-end of March 25 • Inexpensive dance held Saturday evening in gym • Christian associations plan for week of prayer • Alumni of Phila. district enjoy annual banquet • Women\u27s debate teams spilt with Elizabethtown • Council calls meetings • Bears wrestle last bout • Dr. Goepp to speak • Funds needed to send wrestlers to meet • College colors presented to freshman girls • Men\u27s affirmative team debates Univ. of Penn. • Girls form inter-dorm. basketball league • No whoopee at joint YM-YW meeting • Dr. Chas. Fenwick speaks to hist.-social science group • Frosh cagers break even • Frosh elect member to student council • Managers of May Day pageant selected • Hall Chemical Society meets • Stine Hall leads inter-dorm. basketball league • Ursinus students act as debating judges, Fridayhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/2047/thumbnail.jp

    Adapting Search Theory to Networks

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    The CSE is interested in the general problem of locating objects in networks. Because of their exposure to search theory, the problem they brought to the workshop was phrased in terms of adapting search theory to networks. Thus, the first step was the introduction of an already existing healthy literature on searching graphs. T. D. Parsons, who was then at Pennsylvania State University, was approached in 1977 by some local spelunkers who asked his aid in optimizing a search for someone lost in a cave in Pennsylvania. Parsons quickly formulated the problem as a search problem in a graph. Subsequent papers led to two divergent problems. One problem dealt with searching under assumptions of fairly extensive information, while the other problem dealt with searching under assumptions of essentially zero information. These two topics are developed in the next two sections
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