By Leslie Overman on August 31, 2010
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Randy Cabell, EE 53, MS EE 54, and his wife, Mary Kay, who was the first female professor at Georgia Tech, took a cruise last October from Copenhagen, Denmark, to Lisbon, Portugal, that included about a dozen stops along the west coast of Europe. A [...]
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By Leslie Overman on June 28, 2010
Class notes from the print edition.
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By GTalumni on May 3, 2010
Class notes from the print edition.
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By Leslie Overman on February 26, 2010
Class notes from the print edition.
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By GTalumni on February 8, 2010
Class notes from the print edition.
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By GTalumni on February 3, 2010
Twin brothers, both P-51 pilots in World War II, were reunited with their war birds at the Oshkosh fly-in and aviation convention in Wisconsin this past summer.
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By GTalumni on February 3, 2010
Clemmie Whatley, one of the first two black women to graduate from Georgia Tech, was presented the outstanding alumna award by Marilyn Somers.
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By GTalumni on February 3, 2010
Ivano Newbill, Mgt 94, arrived in Washington, D.C., in October for a global hunger summit after 12 days on the road.
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