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May 15, 2006 Vol. 77, no. 15S
The
Year in Photos: FALL 2005 TO SPRING 2006 |
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| CEE professor Bob Bea,
graduate student Rune Storesund and Professor Ray Seed pose in
front of a beached barge found near a levee break in New Orleans.
The three were part of a Berkeley engineering team investigating
levee and floodwall systems following Hurricane Katrina. (Photo
provided by Rune Storesund) |
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| ME senior Alex Chen
talks to driver and ME senior Nihal Murthy, members of the
Formula SAE team that designs, builds, and races a formula-style
racing car. (Rachel Shafer photo) |
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| In
December, ME graduate student Fabian Beltran (left, foreground)
demonstrated the fun properties of polymers for school children
visiting Lawrence Hall of Science. (Rachel Shafer photo) |
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| Graduate students made
the most of a summer day on the lower part of the South Fork
of the American River. Matt Sherburne (MSE, in back) guided,
and paddlers are, from left, Scott Robertson (MSE), Jay Foulk
(ME) and Gabe Harley (MSE). (Hotshot Imaging) |
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| Engineering Science senior
Austin Minnich learns to cut metal with an oxy-acetylene torch.
Minnich was part of a group of 24 Berkeley engineers who learned
to weld, blacksmith and shape molten glass at The Crucible in
October. (Rachel Shafer photo) |
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| Civie
students share a laugh and some pizza with Roy W. Carlson Distinguished
CEE professor Filip Filippou at a casual dinner-with-faculty
event. (Rachel Shafer photo) |
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| ME senior Jayme Burket
crowd-surfed during the Cal v. Illinois game on September 17. “It
was fun and definitely something you should do before you graduate,” she
reports. (Amine Berrada photo) |
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| ME senior Nathan Ng and
San Francisco middle school students pose with their robotic
vehicle creation made of LEGOS. ME engineers helped the kids
build and program toy robot cars as part of Pi Tau Sigma’s outreach
program for homeless children. (Photo provided by PTS) |
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| Candidates who want
to join Tau Beta Pi polish the bent near Bechtel Engineering
Center. CEE junior and candidate Kaustaubh Pandya (center)
did his time on October 21. He’s joined by officers Trent Russi,
an ME graduate student (left), and Paul Monasterio, an NE senior
(Rachel Shafer photo) |
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| “There are a lot of different
reasons why people play Ultimate, but for me, it’s kind of the
way the Frisbee floats,” says Cal men’s team captain and CEE
graduate student Nat Kinsky. (Photo provided by UgMo) |
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