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The Wisconsin engineer

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Ward, G. C., Editor
The Wisconsin engineer
Volume 31, Number VIII
Wisconsin Engineering Journal Association, May 1927

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Contents

[Cover] The Wisconsin engineer, Cuneo, A. A. pp. [126]-258

Contents, p. [259]

[Frontispiece] In passing, Jordan, R. DeWitt; Cuneo, A. A. p. [260]

The use of gypsum in building construction, Schad, James A. pp. [261]-263

Radio frequency amplifiers, Koehler, Glenn pp. 264-266

Small telescope at Washburn Observatory completely rebuilt, Kulp, J. H. p. 267

Erin go braugh!, pp. 268-269

Formulas for computing losses in various forms of pipe bends, Hartwell, H. T. pp. 270-271

Junior civil trip, Oakey, John pp. 272-273

Editorials, Haight, J. T. pp. 274-275

Campus notes, Hersh, M.; Schmedeman, C. pp. 276-277

Engineering review, Kulp, J. H.; Haight, J. T. pp. 278-279

Alumni notes, Beck, L. J. pp. 280-III

[Cover], p. IV

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