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At Rensselaer: January 1987

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Seltzer on Breast Cancer reast cancer strikes 1 in every 11 American wo- men, 9 percent of the fe- male population. About…
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30 The Whale and the Reactor: a Search for Limits in an Age of High Technology By Langdon Winner, associate professor of…
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, BOOKS Invention as a Social Act By Karen Burke LeFevre, assistant professor of rhetoric and communication, director of…
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32 - . ,~- .. - ~~~- --- . --~- ... ~-------- QR~ED .. " A More Strategic Approach to Ozone Threats R isky civilian…
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T he 560 million George M. Low Center for Industrial Innovation stands out resolutely in an early winter snowstorm. In just…
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GD Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute .~. Troy, N.Y. 12180-3590 j}/rcA lV.C 5 ~J )31?1J1?'j March back to the spirit…

At Rensselaer: July 1975

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Vo I. 76, J'b, I 1"")"1 /<1 1) THE RENSSELAER ALUMNI BULLETIN E C GM Week Resurgence 19 Who's…
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By Arthur A. Burr Rensselaer Professor Dr. Burr, who holds the Chair of Rensselaer Professor and for 12 years was the Dean…
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to enroll in the curriculum. The department head, faculty specialists and advisors, and in some instances laboratories and…
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nten At Rensselaer Vol. 76/ No.1 July 1975 At Rensselaer is an official publication of Rensselaer Polytechn ic Institute…
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8nd the ((Two Cu turesJJ by John Cascone, M.S. in Technical Writing and Communication demands, and relies exclusively on, an…
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Unified Science What is around you? How do you perceive what is around you? How do non-living things differ from you? How…
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for Secondary School Students the National Science Foundation said, " The divis ion of science at the high school level…
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B I o I o M p L y M E y Robert J. White This first-person account is the story of alumnus Robert J. White of Paramus, N…
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developed a similar interest in me . I was hired that summer as an engineering tra inee. My respon sibi lities were to learn…
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10 Commencement: 1,335 Degrees ~ , .. - ~..... . 'r • While the gra duates were listening. , , .. . Joshua was th…
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Honorary degree recipients with President Grosh: From lell Arthur Taylor 01 CBS (Dr. Grosh), Carl Sagan 01 Cornell, Edgar…
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12 From around the Campus $5,000 Scholarsh ip Kent Brothers, of Parksville, B.C., Canada, a doctoral student in the…
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be energy oriented and will draw students from other local campuses as well as RPI. Faculty from the department of physics,…
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14 The Walls Came Tumbling Down The 90 year old Mason Laboratory building, closed by RPI two years ago because of the high…
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"Archie Bray was the finest teacher I ever had." For David Pomrinse, M.D., the Catalyst was Prof. Archie Bray…
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16 Alumni Association Perspective By George C. Wheeler '5 1 President, Rensselaer Alumni Associat ion 1974-75 was…
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REUNION Demers Medal winners Joe Pahl '39 (left), Nancy Fitzroy '49, and Hugh Archer '3 7. George Wheeler…
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Over 400 people enjoyed the Reunion clambake. Patroons reunite lor reception during Reunion weekend. Clams, clams, and more…
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" I wouldn 't miss it for anything." Cheers! Mmm - mmm good! A highlight of Reunion weekend was a toast to…
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