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The Wisconsin engineer

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Schneider, Homer J., Editor
The Wisconsin engineer
Volume 46, Number 4
Madison, Wisconsin: Wisconsin Engineering Journal Association, January 1942

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Contents

[Cover], pp. [unnumbered]-2

In this issue, pp. 3-[4]

The department of the month: electrical engineering, Watson, J. W. p. 5

Lightning, Elmergreen, Lester pp. 6-7

Aircraft need 100 octane--but quick!, Lescohier, Roger pp. 8-9

Observations on fluorescent lighting, Hornberg, Kenneth; Lindsley, Warren pp. 10-11

Sea otter II, p. [12]

The engineer--as a Chinese sees him, Sheng, Ju Gee p. 13

How to best use the Engineering Library, Volk, F. E. pp. 14-15

Alumni notes, McIntosh, Roy pp. 16-[23]

Static, pp. 24-27

Editorially speaking, pp. 28 ff.

[Cover]

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