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December 1, 2006 Vol. 77, no.
15F
Events
and Announcements
CITRIS Symposium 2006
Join us for a symposium celebrating five years of CITRIS. Highlights
include “The Role of University Research in California’s
Future,” a panel with Chancellor Robert Birgeneau; faculty
presentations and CITRIS student exhibitions and demonstrations.
The free event takes place on December 14 from 1 to 5:30 p.m. in
Bechtel Engineering Center. Registration is required. E-mail CITRIS_RSVP@coe.berkeley.edu or go to www.coe.berkeley.edu/citris/.
Attention December graduates
We’d like to honor your success at a festive champagne reception!
Join your classmates, alumni, faculty and College staff in the Betty
and Gordon Moore Lobby, Hearst Memorial Mining Building, on Wednesday,
December 6, at 5 p.m. In addition to refreshments, we will have a special
graduation gift for you. RSVP and reserve your gift by emailing bears@berkeley.edu on Friday, December 1.
Winners, winners
Here is the answer to last week’s brainteaser: The jeweler cut
four of the pieces into three pieces each and then cut the three remaining
pieces into four pieces each, and divided them accordingly. As of press
time, ME junior Joshua Bishop-Moser and AS&T graduate student Andrew
Aquila got it right, but EECS senior Cho Mon Kyaw sent the correct answer
first. Congrats Cho! Thanks everyone for submitting an answer.
The winner of the fall Genius Corner drawing is CEE senior Brian Yangyuen,
whose name was randomly drawn from all the brainteaser winners since
the beginning of the semester. Yangyuen wins two movie tickets courtesy
of Berkeley Engineering Alumni Relations! Finally, the winner of the
participants’ drawing, whose name was randomly drawn from all those
who submitted answers this semester, is EECS graduate student Erwin Lau!
Lau wins a Berkeley Engineering T-shirt and mug.
This is the last Engineering News of the fall semester. We’ll resume
publication in January. Happy Holidays!
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