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STS Students Present at the Colby Leadership Institute, Climate Change: Taking the Lead Locally to Reduce Warming Globally
Steve presents at the Colby Leadership Institute
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Katie talks about her project
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STS Students Present at the Colby Leadership Institute, Climate Change: Taking the Lead Locally to Reduce Warming Globally
Steve browses the other exhibits
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Megan presents her project
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Brooke answers questions during the poster session
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STS Students Present at the Colby Leadership Institute, Climate Change: Taking the Lead Locally to Reduce Warming Globally
Jake and Pat share their thoughts with interested individuals
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STS Students Present at the Colby Leadership Institute, Climate Change: Taking the Lead Locally to Reduce Warming Globally
Sherry Rowland asks Sarah about her poster from STS 212
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STS Students Present at the Colby Leadership Institute, Climate Change: Taking the Lead Locally to Reduce Warming Globally
Tucker can't wait to tell people about what he has been working on
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Tucker describes the project he has been working on this semester
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Caitlin and other STS students attend the luncheon with Governor Baldacci
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Alice and Megan before the luncheon
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The Images from the Three Photo Grid on the
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World lights at night
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Joseph Kittinger's Record Breaking Jump
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Trinity Shot
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Buzz Aldrin on the surface of the moon
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Cellarius' depiction of the Ptolemaic system
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Arial view of the damage to the Chernobyl nuclear reactor
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A looming cumulonimbus cloud
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A cumulonimbus cloud advancing over a suburban neighborhood
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A cumulonimbus cloud with an F5 tornado
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Charles Robert Darwin
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Deoxyribonucleic Acid
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Earth
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Alfred Einstein and his bicycle
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Can man control weather?
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A French antropometric device to measure the characteristics of the head
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A statue version of William Blake's depiction of Sir Isaac Newton as Adam
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William Blake's famous depiction of Sir Isaac Newton as Adam
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Modern Times
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A cooling tower of a Nuclear fission plant
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Power lines
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The space shuttle Discovery the morning before a launch
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A cladistic diagram from Darwin's notebook
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The first test tube baby
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A Trebuchet
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An armillary of Tycho Brahe
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2008 STS Senior Project Seminar
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Tom Reznick ('07), Recipient of the STS Service Award for 2007
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Lenny Reich Presenting Paul Josephson's gift
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Paul Josephson (center) recieving his gift. To his left, Rebecca Hertzig of Bates College, the Keynote Speaker
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Paul Josephson displaying his Bush vs. Saddam Action Figures
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Tom Reznick ('07), Sally Drescher ('09), and Tom Testo ('07) admiring Josephson's gift.
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Seniors Tom Testo and Brian Fulmer gaze lovingly at Josephson's gift.
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Seniors Tom Testo, Tom Reznick, and Brian Fulmer present Piers Hale with his parting gifts.
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The famous Action Figures!
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Tom Reznick, presenting Piers with the gift of two sixpacks of Theakston's Old Peculier and $1
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Piers displaying one sixpack and $1, the necessary payment for a new car.
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One Colby pint glass. The other (not pictured) was presumably (and rightly) with Tamara.
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One Colby cycling jersey.
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One University of Oklahoma cycling jersey.
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One University of Minnesota t-shirt (from junior Maddie Given).
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Piers Hale presents senior Tom Reznick with a heartfelt gift of Stephen Jay Gould's
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Piers Hale presents senior Tom Testo with a provocative book on Ferrari motorsports.
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Piers recounting the illustrious history of the Theakston's Brewery, and its subtle but significant relevence to the field of STS.
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Paul Josephson relating Ptolemy, testicles, cycling, and Piers Hale in one speech. We're still trying to figure this one out.
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Piers and Josephson opening a big brown box.
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Piers Hale finally recieves a
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The Whole Gang
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Once more, with feeling.
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STS Seniors and Faculty
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STS seniors and faculty, this time with Alice.
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A capstone experience to an STS career.
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Left to Right: Brian Fulmer, Piers Hale, Maddie Given, Alice Ridky, Tom Reznick
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Piers Hale finally recieves a 
