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| Calvin has connection with Nobel Laureate Physics Professor Matt Walhout and junior Jon Lefers examine the device that was used in research which won Dr. William Phillips the Nobel Prize for physics.
Last Wednesday morning when physics Professor Matt Walhout came
into work he discovered, along with the rest of the world, that
his mentor, Dr. William Phillips of the National Institute of
Standards and Technology (N.I.S.T.), had won the Nobel Prize for
physics. This is a section of the apparatus that helped Phillips win the Nobel Prize for physics.
Creative powers expressed through garage sale Art Instructor Conrad Bakker held an outdoor installation last Saturday which had all the appearance of a garage sale, yet almost none of the intentions. The flyer was titled “Garage Sale,” but this was perhaps a bit misleading to a casual glance. Bargain seekers would benifit to read the subtitle which explained that this particular garage sale was “A Carved and Painted Fiction.”
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