Alumni Magazine - Spring 2008 - (Page 2) Alumni Magazine Volume 84, Number 4 Sp p 70 Supreme Court Triumph Oscar Persons was the counsel of record for defendant Scientific Atlanta in a landmark securities case. When he enrolled at Tech, Persons wanted to be a chemist. 30 Legacy of Excellence Cover Story After nearly 14 years as Tech president, Wayne Clough resigns to take the reins of the Smithsonian, leaving the Institute with an “unprecedented and revolutionary advance in programs and stature.” 46 The Sound of New Music What once served as merely a creative outlet for Georgia Tech students has evolved into a program encompassing robotic drummers and performers collaborating in a 3-D environment. 38 Win the Game Paul Johnson, Georgia Tech’s new gridiron general (above), introduces his version of the triple option during spring practices. He promises a much different offense when the Yellow Jackets take to the field this season. 58 Facts and Feats, Triumphs and Tragedies One hundred tidbits of Tech information and trivia highlight the centennial of the Alumni Association, chartered in June 1908. D E PA R T M E N T S 5 Viewpoint The Millennials Generation 12 In Focus • Family Dynamics • ‘Power Shirt’ • Memories in Black and White 44 Pacesetters C. Richard Johnson: Uncovering Surprises 67 Interview College of Management Dean Steve Salbu answers questions on business ethics. 76 Pacesetters Robert Price: Eye for Innovation 86 Faculty Profile Bob Loewy: Still Looking Skyward 8 Feedback Our readers write 79 Research News • Economic Powerhouse • Unmasking Counterfeiters • Emission-free Cars 22 Tech Notes • Huntsville Lab’s 30 Years • The Word on Foreclosures • Through the Lens of a Tourist • Harvard Dean • Military Ties • Sensor Necklace 56 Pacesetters Jennifer Matullo: Shaping Sales 88 Photo Finish Home of the Brave 75 Alumni Almanac Forty Tech men gathered on 42nd Street in New York City 100 years ago to form an alumni association. 10 In Quotes Comments in the media from the Georgia Tech community 2 Georgia Tech Alumni Magazine • Spring 2008
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