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Subject: Materials Science & Engineering Seminar - 1/8/96
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"Physical Chemistry of Some Slag and Glass Systems Useful in Recycling"
 by Dr. Ray Meadowcroft, University of British Columbia, Metals and
  Materials Engineering, Vancouver, B.C., Canada
Monday, January 8, 1996, 2:30 p.m., 153 Mueller Hall

This seminar announcement, with abstract, is posted in the Civil
Engineering Advising Office along with a Seminar Schedule for all Dept. of
Materials Science & Engineering Seminars for Winter Quarter 1996. 

Additional course and seminar announcements for Winter Quarter are posted
on the bulletin board in the C.E. Advising Office. 

Lorna Fitzpatrick, G.P.A.
201A More Hall
Civil Engineering Advising Office 

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