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Wisconsin engineer

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Schultz, Jennifer, Editor
Wisconsin engineer
Volume 103, Number 2
Madison, Wisconsin: Wisconsin Engineering Journal Association, February 1999

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Table of contents, p. [1]

Editorial: What might not have been, Pierpont, Dan p. 2

Editorial: who would you name as the person of the century, Schultz, Jennifer pp. 3-5

News from COE organizations, pp. 6-7

Houston: we are go for launch!, Kuhn, Neil pp. 8-9

UW tackles Y2K computer problem, Kuhn, Brian pp. 10-11

Mr. Hyde the flu: how a virus becomes deadly, Erickson, Ethan pp. 12-13

The rising tide, Munson, Graham pp. 14-16

Engineering mall: a walkway through history, Johnson, Ramona pp. 17-21

Plesha offers the low-down on finite element analysis and night-time hockey games, Kosmo, Tanya pp. 22-23

Just one more, pp. 24 ff.

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