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Two of Tech’s own will be taking their engineering smarts overseas in 2014, thanks to two recently awarded prestigious scholarships. Nick Picon, a fourth-year aerospace engineering major and computer science minor, has received a Marshall Scholarship, granted annually to intellectually distinguished American students pursuing post-secondary education in the U.K. Picon, current president of Tech’s Student Government more

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In July 1969, James Sizemore and Howard Andre, Air Force pilots who’d met at Georgia Tech, were on the crew of a Douglas A-26 invader that crashed over Laos. In September 2013, they were finally laid to rest—side by side, with full military honors—at Arlington National Cemetery. “It’s very meaningful,” Gene Sizemore, James’s brother, told more

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Are you a Tech grad whose professional life involves creatures and critters? Is your pet as much of a Yellow Jackets fan as you are? We’re planning an animal-themed issue and want to hear all about it. E-mail us about your animal-related job and send us photos of your furry (or scaly, or feathery…) pals more

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In recent weeks, two of Tech’s most esteemed student-run groups have given fellow Ramblin’ Wrecks even more reasons to be proud. On Sept. 17, the Student Alumni Association brought home two honors from the annual CASE ASAP Network Awards ceremony. Mentor Jackets won for Outstanding Internal Program, and the Expert Jackets speakers series was named more

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