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| You can't keep a good woman down | |||||
| Civil engineering grad Susan Dakak spent five months in Iraq rehabilitating the wastewater systems — and helping engineer Iraq's emerging women's movement. FULL STORY (PDF) | |||||
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| * 50 years of the Tech Players (PDF) | |||||
| It's been 50 years since the first Tech Players trod the boards, and throughout their history, these entertainers have tackled projects large and small, classic and trendy, silly and grave. | |||||
| * Life, Lilly and the pursuit of happiness (PDF) | |||||
B.F.A. grad Beth Payne travels the globe in search of new graphics for the famous couture line started by socialite Lilly Pulitzer. |
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| * Slipping the surly bonds of Earth (PDF) | |||||
| Mechanical engineer Stephen Canfield researches alternate forms of space transportation, including tethers that harness the energy of Earth's magnetic field. | |||||
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