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PHYSICS DAYS '92 is about to begin.  Listen to exciting lectures,
watch fascinating demonstrations, have a great time ;)

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 		       Society of Physics Students
 

                            PHYSICS DAYS 1992


Monday, March 30:
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 1 pm, Duane G-0021     * Black Holes and Strings
	Asst. Prof. S. de Alwis, PHYS
 2 pm, Duane G-025      * The Rise of the Fifth Force
	Professor Allan Franklin, PHYS
 3 pm, Duane G-0041     * The Centennary of Louis de Broglie 
			  and What it Means for Physics
        Professor A.O. Barut, PHYS
 4 pm, Duane G-116      Measurement of the Cosmic Deuterium Abundance:
			  Implications for the Fate of the Universe
        Professor Adj. Jeffery Linsky, APAS/PHYS

Tuesday, March 31:
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 9 am, Duane G-0021     * The Particle in a Box
	Professor Joseph Dreitlein, PHYS
 2 pm, Duane G-131      * Visualizing Quark Confinement
	Assoc. Prof.  Tom DeGrand, PHYS
 3 pm, Duane G-030      Space the Final Frontier
	Senior Research Associate Paul Dusenbery, APAS
 4 pm, Duane G-030      Aritmetic, Population and Energy
	Professor Emeritus A.A. Bartlett, PHYS

Wednesday, April 1:
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12 pm, Ketchum 301      Things that go 'Boom':  
			  Demonstrations of Cemical Energy
        Lyn Pierce, Chemistry Lab Corrdinator, CHEM
 1 pm, Duane G-0021     The JILA Chiller: Laser Cooling and Trapping
	Post Doc Michelle Stephens, JILA
 2 pm, Duane G-025      Earthquake Prediction Techniques
	Prof. Adj. Judah Levine, PHYS
 4 pm, Duane G-125      Noctilucent Clouds as an Indicator of Global Change
	Professor Gary Thomas, APAS

Thursday, April 2:
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 1 pm, Gamow Lounge    Bosons, Baryons, and Babes  --  
			  Gender Barriers in the Sciences
         Melissa Midzor, Sigma Pi Sigma President
 2 pm, Duane G-131     * An XUV Charge-Exchange Pumped Laser
	Asst. Prof. Robert Walch, PHYS University of Northern Colorado
 3 pm, Duane G-131     * Tour of a Plasma Physics Lab
			(note - this is in conjunction with the talk by
			 Professor Walch)
         Assoc. Prof. Scott Robertson, APAS/PHYS
 4 pm, Duane G-0021     Patricle Physics for Beginners
	Asst. Prof. Tricia Rankin, PHYS

Friday, April 3:
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 1 pm, Duane G-131      * Applications of Junior E&M to the Superconducting
			Super Collider (SSC)
        Professor Rod Smythe, PHYS
 3 pm, Duane G-030      Physics Candy: a Demonstration Show
	Michael Thomason, Manager, Lecture Demonstration Laboratory, PHYS
 4 pm, Gamow Lounge     Bogus Papers Colloquim


Talks of a more technical nature are denoted with an '*' by the title.
 
Most talks are 45 minutes in length.  All are free and open to the public.

The Gamow Tower Lounge is located on the 11th Floor of the Gamow (F) Tower
of Duane Physics.  It can be accessed from a stairwell on the 10th floor.

Please call SPS at 492-8234 or send email to sps@tramp if you have further
questions!

SIGNUP SHEETS for the Bogus Papers Colloquium are posted on the SPS
office (Duane F-211) door.  If you plan to compete, please sign up
ASAP.  We need to know how many contestants to expect.

The BOGUS PAPERS COLLOQUIUM is open to everyone.  Bogus Papers should
emphasize *HUMOR* and not just be "bad science."  The winner of last
year's competetion did a paper on 'Magnetic Monopolo'.  Thw winner
of the 1990 competetion dealt with 'The McDonald's Constant'.  Please 
note that the Bogus Papers Colloquim is an oral presentation of 
your ideas.

There is also a sign-up sheet on the door for the talks.  We would
appreciate any help we can get in announcing the lectures and getting
the equipment to the rooms.
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Society of Physics Students		Office: Duane F-211
Campus Box 390				Phone:  492-8234
University of Colorado			Email: sps@tramp.colorado.edu
Boulder, Colorado  80309-0390