The Wisconsin engineer
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Rogers, Wayne, Editor
The Wisconsin engineer
Volume 63, Number 7
Madison, Wisconsin: Wisconsin Engineering Journal Association, April 1959
URL to cite for this work: http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/UW.WIEv63no7
Contents
[Cover] The Wisconsin engineer, pp. [unnumbered]-2
[Contents] Wisconsin engineer, pp. 3-7
[Frontispiece], p. [8]
Rambling with the editor, Rogers, Wayne p. 9
Space materials, Canny, Thomas F. pp. 10-13
Flight to the moon, Slifka, A. J. pp. 14-15
Satellite tracking, Spooner, John pp. 16-18
Marvin Ook discovers rolling friction, Veen, Charles H. pp. 19-25
Campus news: engine ears, Corth, Tom pp. 26-27
Science highlights, Mueller, Jim pp. 28-30
High school section [engineering--opportunity for you], Wendt, Kurt F. pp. 31-32
[High school section] Be prepared!, Greenfield, Lois B. p. 33
[High school section] A typical freshman schedule, Shiels, K. G. pp. 34-35
[High school section] What is engineering?, Boyer, R. L. pp. 36-37
[High school section] University extension, Grogan, Paul J. p. 38
[High school section] Career opportunities in engineering, Marks, James A. p. 39
[High school section: chemical engineering], Ragatz, R. A. pp. [40]-41
[High school section: civil engineering], Lenz, Arno T. pp. [42]-43
[High school section: electrical engineering], Peterson, H. A. pp. [44]-45
[High school section: mechanical engineering], Elliott, Benjamin pp. [46]-47
[High school section: mining and metallurgical engineering], Rosenthal, P. C. pp. [48]-49
[High school section] What's your question?, pp. 50-51
[Wisconsin Society of Professional Engineers], Meyer, Darell pp. 52-56
Meet Joan, pp. 57-63
The engineer of yesteryear, Nichols, John pp. 64-73
Sneed's review, Kelling, Earl pp. 74-76
The ferrous wheel, Timmler, Bill pp. 77-79
So you think you're smart!, Sneedly pp. 80 ff.
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