| Stirring the Pot
A descendent of Congregational missionaries, Carl Clark says he inherited a desire to change things that sometimes gets him into trouble. For more than 30 years, he's been fighting to change the face of automotive safety. by Michael W. Dorsey |
| Building a Forgiving Highway
With steel, plastic, imagination and technocal know-how, Provost John Carney designs widely used devises that protect vehicles and their occupants from the hazards that lurk along America's roadsides. by Michael W. Dorsey |
| aej
His career at WPI has spanned the modern age of computers, from punch cards to the World Wide Web. Along the way he's been a quiet, though sometimes intimidating, mentor to hundreds of students. by Allison Chisolm |
| The Golden Age of Hacking
Back in the age before windows and icons, a close-knit band of students devoted their days and nights to learning the intricacies of Fortran and the DEC-10. In the process, they learned a little bit about life -- and themselves. by Joan Killough-Miller |
| A Shortcut Into Computer
History One day last winter, Paul Green was just another student struggling to finish a project. A few days later, he was a national media star. What made the difference was his discovery of a major software bug. by Bonnie Gelbwasser |
| Departments | |
| Advance Word | A Man for All Seasons by Michael W. Dorsey |
| Letters | Thoughts on the Plan, Keeping the Millenial Faith |
| WPI at the Crossroads | Managing in the Age of Technology by Amy L. Marr '96 |
| Final Word | Student Projects Result in Medical Advances by Bonnie Gelbwasser and Ruth Trask |

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