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The Space Shuttle Columbia

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Stories : Issue 16


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		The Journey Back By Rudy Aquilina As I struggled to assimilate the loss, I had no idea what I was going to do next. + Read More

		What GOES Around, Comes Around By Rick Obenschain The project was in horrible shape -- about $500 million over budget and five years behind schedule. + Read More

		End-to-End Commitment By John Newcomb When Jim cancelled the end-to-end test, some of the people he trusted most didn't agree with him. + Read More

		Marbles for the Imagination By Jack Shue What makes a young person want to be an engineer or scientist? Is it a single event? + Read More


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FROM THE APPL DIRECTOR
+ Columbia, Loss, and the Search for Eldorado
By Dr. Edward Hoffman

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+ The Eye Cannot See Itself
By Dr. Alexander Laufer

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