e&s (Engineering & Science) publishes 2-sentence article

The Fall 2016 edition of Caltech’s magazine e&S (Engineering & Science) includes my 2-sentence article under a heading of “In honor of Caltech’s 125th, we asked alumni: What’s your favorite Caltech story, personal or historical? Here are just a few of those memories.”

The magazine includes the following text. (link)

As a math major and senior, I took graduate-level physics courses taught by Richard Feynman, Rudolf Mossbauer, and Kip Thorne. THREE GREAT TEACHERS teaching three great courses, each in a subject for which the teacher is, to put it mildly, well known.

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Follow-on note

The online version of the Fall 2019 edition of Caltech magazine includes an item about me in the article titled “Endnotes: Unexpected Jobs; What was the most unexpected job you ever had?” (link)

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Tags: California Institute of Technology, Caltech, e&s, Engineering & Science, Kip Thorne, Richard Feynman, Rudolf Mossbauer

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Thomas J. Buckholtz