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THE FUNDAMENTAL
FORCES OF NATURE
Sheldon Lee Glashow
Nobel Prize Laureate
Higgins Professor of Physics, Harvard University
Rudder Forum, April 12 8 p.m.
FREE TO THE PUBLIC
Sheldon Lee Glashow is the Higgins Professor of Physics at Harvard University.
He has made many important contributions to the theory of elementary particles,
for which he received the’Nobel Prize in 1979.
For 3000 years man has searched for the fundamental units of matter and the
forces by which they interact. As sophistication of the search improved, a succes
sion of apparently fundamental units appeared: the atom, the nucleus, the hadron,
and most recently, the quark and lepton. We may have discovered the truly
indivisible units of which the universe is made. At the same time, a unified field
theory has developed which may describe all of the fundamental forces of nature in
terms of a single symmetry of the universe.
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by Susan Talbot
Battalion Reporter
The Twin City Mission has a
new coat of paint thanks to
members of an aerospace stu
dies class and some cadets f rom
Squadron 15.
Part of the curriculum in
Aerospace Studies 304, a man
agement course for future offic
ers, includes the planning and
execution of a public service
project.
Students are required to
form committees of two or
more, plan projects, carry them
out and write up the results.
Andy MacDonald, a junior
electrical engineering major,
and Glenn Swisher, a junior civil
engineering major, both from
Houston, scraped and painted
the Twin City Mission second
hand clothing store for their
project.
The mission supplied the
paint and the supplies required
for the project.
“Our job was to get (he people
there, scrape the old paint off.
and paint, he said.
Twin City Mission is a non
profit organization at 500 N.
Main in Bryan.
MacDonald and
asked freshmen an
mot es in their outfit,
15, to help with thepaii
Six people woi'ked ( ti|
building for lout to live
day for two weekends.
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Jimmy Hill,
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Projects of the otherciK
tees included taking Iog|
dren to a Texas A&Mbil
game and taking seninnij
out to dinner.
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place of the term
used to be assigned
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10 Sophomores
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based on outstanding contributions to the student life pro
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Former Students Association on May 5.
Grade requirement: Must be a student
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