Friday, May 26, 2000
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 4:00 - 4:45 p.m. |
"New and Old Lecture Demonstrations
from the Princeton Collection"
David Wilkinson, McDonnell Lecture Hall
A02
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Reception Jadwin Courtyard |
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If you plan to attend please call or
send email
to Shelley Krohnengold 609-258-0757
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Message from the Chair
he Physics Department would like to invite all returning department
majors, survivors of freshman physics and just plain friends of physics
to a Reunion event.
As Palmer Hall is transformed into the new campus center, Physics
enjoys a new teaching facility, McDonnell Hall. While we miss the
rich physics history of Palmer, we are pleased with the modern
technology and convenience of our new teaching space. Many useful
features of the Palmer lecture halls were incorporated in the
McDonnell lecture space, and some new ones were added. David
Wilkinson would like to show you and your family a few of the
popular physics lecture demonstrations that thousands of
Princeton freshmen have enjoyed over the years. Dave is the
Cyrus Fogg Brackett Professor of Physics and one of the
pioneers in the measurement of the cosmic microwave background
radiation. He is also one of Princeton's outstanding teachers and
received the 1996 President's Award for Distinguished Teaching.
You can expect to be entertained while your minds are stretched.
Bring the kids!
I'll take a few minutes at the beginning to give you a quick
update on how the people and research of the department have evolved
since you left. Afterwards, please join us for a reception with
refreshments and let us catch up with what you have been doing since you
graduated. If you can, email to let us know you are coming. |
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Dept. of Physics, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 08544 |
phone 609-258-4400
fax 609-258-1124 |
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