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Friday, December 8, 2006

Santa drives a Harley

Santa Claus shunned his usual mode of travel on Thursday to spread holiday cheer with the assistance of Laboratory employees. Actually, a group of motorcycle owners, including several KSL Services employees, escorted a truck filled with donated gifts down the truck route and to Española to deliver toys, clothes, and blankets to a Children, Youth and Families Department field office.


Former Times reporter talks about the spread of WMD
Author, journalist, and lecturer Judith Miller will present a reporter's view of how so-called "rogue states" continue to confound United States and other policymakers by ignoring and/or cheating on treaties designed to stop the spread of nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons in a Director's Colloquium at 1:10 p.m., Monday (December 11).
When it’s snowing outside
With the winter season fast approaching, so is the possibility of snow.
Academic Council meeting looks at Laboratory-University of California interactions
Terry Wallace, acting principal associate director of the Science, Technology and Engineering Directorate, gave a overview of Laboratory programs to members of a subcommittee of the University of California Academic Council Thursday in Los Alamos.
Iowa State to manage DOE's Ames Laboratory
Iowa State University is the new operator of Ames Laboratory in Iowa under a contract awarded by the Department of Energy.
Avian influenza: How LANL is helping respond to a potential pandemic
A panel of Laboratory scientists will discuss how Los Alamos is helping the nation respond to a potential pandemic at a Frontiers in Science lecture Monday (December 11) in Los Alamos.

Joe Martz

A complex for capability
Weapons Programs head will never forget three special days

"It is up to your generation to find a way out of this problem we have created." The speaker was Hans Bethe. The high school student listening closely was Joe Martz . . .

 

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