Nothing a good hack saw couldn't take care of. So we assemble everything, including the cord with the plug already affixed, before I realized I hadn't put the nut on the threaded rod, which would keep said rod firmly attached to the lamp. After a few other fits and starts, the 15-minute project was done in about an hour and fifteen minutes. I'm passing on to my son. Michigan Tech also did well in the alumni giving category, placing 63rd among U.S. doctoral granting universities, with 21 percent of its alumni contributing to their alma mater.
Tech is one of five schools in North America to be invited to participate.
The goals are to reduce noise and emissions while maintaining performance. The National Park Service and the EPA are the two primary sponsors, and Yellowstone National Park delivered a donated snowmobile to MTU August 23. The competition will be held in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, next March. David Gaylord graduated from Michigan Tech in 1964 with a BS in metallurgical engineering. In 1976 he founded Progressive Heat Treating in Grand Rapids and served as its president until the company was sold earlier this year.