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Research engineers are finding new ways
to produce more fresh water and to
recycle what’s been used.
BY THOMAS K. GROSE

WORKING THE CROWD

WORKING THE CROWD

The Internet brings a world of
talent to solving engineering problems. BY ROBIN TATU

POLYMERS TO POETRY

POLYMERS TO POETRY

Engineering programs at traditional liberal arts colleges give students the best of both worlds.
BY MARGARET LOFTUS

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COVER STORY

TIME CRUNCH

Engineering poses a challenge for returning older students. Community colleges lead the way in helping them cope.
BY CORINNA WU

BRIEFINGS

COMMENTS

BRIEFINGS

DATABYTES

UP CLOSE:
NASCAR's Alba Colon
BY DAVID ZAX

REFRACTIONS:
Honoring Inca Engineering
BY HENRY PETROSKI

JEE SELECTS: Diversity Within Diversity
BY JULIE MARTIN TRENOR AND SHIRLEY L. YU

ON THE SHELF: What a Picture Doesn’t Tell
BY ROBIN TATU

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CLASSIFIEDS

LAST WORD: Channeling Mr. Jefferson
BY JOHN H. MCMASTERS AND CLIVE L. DYM

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