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Wisconsin engineer

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Mandl, Karen; Cox, Meghan, Editor
Wisconsin engineer
Volume 108, Number 2
Madison, Wisconsin: Wisconsin Engineering Journal Association, February 2004

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Editorial: Making the case for breadth, Oliver, Kyle p. 2

Structure of a stadium: Camp Randall reborn, Kohlhepp, Peter pp. 3-5

Deep sea exploration: underwater technology helps scientists explore parts unknown, Paskova, Yana pp. 6-7

Maquina: a symbol of UW Madison college of engineering, Rice, Caeli p. 8

Reconstructing the pyramids of Giza, Hansen, Ryan p. 9

Industrial espionage, O'Brien, Nick pp. 10-11

Just one more: top 8 things you do and don't want to hear in an engineering interview, McAllister, Skye pp. 12 ff.

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