N.S.F. Impact on an Iowa Teacher or How I Spent My Summer Vacation

The Integration of Research and Teaching Science and Mathematics--a six-week (two weeks each summer) N.S.F. supported program at the State University of New York at Stony Brook. Contact Professor Max Dresden, Executive Director, Institute for Theoretical Physics When I read this advertisement in the January 1985 issue of the Physics Teacher, I thought it looked interesting so I applied. In May of 1985 I was notified of my acceptance into the program, and then I wondered what I was getting into

The Lantern Vol. 63, No. 1, Fall 1995

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Vol. 33, No. 1, September 12, 1984

•Former Student Sues U-M •Five First-Years Fail •Sam the Scholar Speaks •Wanted: Anyone to Help Fill Space •No Snap Judgments •Myths: Close the Gap Now •Letters policy •SFF Thanks •Furniture Displaces Recruitees As Placement Loses Perspective •Prof. Marcus Plant Dies •Regents Appoint Three New Deans •First-years: Much Like Forerunners •Placement Office Changes Policies •Students Log On With Prof. Park •Dean Weighs 14th Amendment Claim •Notices •How I Spent My Summer Vacation •A One Way Ticket to Palookaville •Law in the Ra

Vol. 33, No. 1, September 12, 1984

•Former Student Sues U-M •Five First-Years Fail •Sam the Scholar Speaks •Wanted: Anyone to Help Fill Space •No Snap Judgments •Myths: Close the Gap Now •Letters policy •SFF Thanks •Furniture Displaces Recruitees As Placement Loses Perspective •Prof. Marcus Plant Dies •Regents Appoint Three New Deans •First-years: Much Like Forerunners •Placement Office Changes Policies •Students Log On With Prof. Park •Dean Weighs 14th Amendment Claim •Notices •How I Spent My Summer Vacation •A One Way Ticket to Palookaville •Law in the Ra