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they wouldn’t see their full potential.Education at every level improves lives — both here at Mines and around theworld. Students at Colorado School of Mines have the ability to shape our future,contributing the skills and expertise key to solving many of the world’s problems.But to be tomorrow’s leaders and innovators, Mines students need the latesttechnology, the ingenuity of respected faculty, innovative academic programs andscholarship opportunities.They need your annual support of The Mines Fund.completes their educationLearn how the mines fund has made a difference at giving.mines.edu
ContentsFall/Winter 2010Thomas Cooper, lightboximages.comCourtesy of Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge Project3022Features18 100 YearsMines magazine was first printed in October 1910. In this 100th anniversaryissue, we bring you the first of a two-part retrospective, chronicling themagazine’s first 50 years.22 Constructing a LandmarkDave Zanetell ’87 has spent the last six years leading the design andconstruction of a historic bridge in the shadow of Hoover Dam. This accountdetails some of the many challenges he faced to complete such a monumentalproject.26 Leadership PerspectiveDuring his last few weeks as director of the National Science Foundation,Arden Bement ’54 spoke with Mines magazine; read edited highlights ofthis conversation with one of our nation’s leaders in science and engineeringresearch.30 A Rough Road to RichesTim Marquez ’80 and his wife Bernie recently attended the groundbreaking forMarquez Hall. This article details the couples’ motivations for their $10-millionmatching gift for the building, while tracing some of Tim’s turbulent andintriguing professional journey.Departments4 Inbox5 Letter to Our Readers6 Inside Mines10 New Frontiers12 Spotlight14 Investing in Mines16 Scoreboard36 The Network40 Fast ForwardClass Notes, Weddings, Profiles,Class of 2031, Passings54 At Your ServiceCover: One hundred years after it was published, the firstissue of Mines magazine can be viewed online, as can morethan 100 issues from our archives. The searchable PDFdocuments can be found on our newly updated magazinewebsite: magazine.mines.edu.Photography: Shutterstock.com. Photo illustration: Craig Korn.Colorado School of Mines 3
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