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Renowned astronomer receives the Richard Hawkins award.
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Student is seeing stars - and other celestial bodies.
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Nobel Prize in Physics recipient Leon Lederman to speak March 28.
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Top students clamor to get into Governor’s School.
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Physics student has patent pending on invention.
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APSU receives two prestigious National Science Foundation (NSF) grants in less than a month.
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Tim Fox honored as APSU's Young Alumnus of the Year.
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National Science Foundation (NSF) approves federal grant for a high-performance computer cluster.
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Presidential Research Scholar Melissa Butner will Study Variable Stars.
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Physics prof earns honors for teaching.
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APSU gets Governor's School in Computational Physics.
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Seven APSU physics and mathematics students swept the TAS mathematics and computer science portion of the conference, taking home first-, second- and third-place honors for outstanding presentations.
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Rachel Castleberry is the 2007 Harvill-Civitan Citizenship Award Winner, Third Year in a Row a Physics Graduate has won the Award.
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APSU physics alumnus retires after 36 years of teaching to pursue love of cooking.
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Two physics students to go overseas for summer research.
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Mike Brown chosen as APSU Distinguished High School Teacher.
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APSU Astronomer's article among most cited.
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Physics and Fastballs - Tim Fox.
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APSU observatory to be ready by fall.
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4th straight year, physics student earns nuclear chemistry fellowship.
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Morgan Halfhill, APSU physics majors, is chosen as Homecoming Queen.
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Physics students build and maintain saltwater tank.
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APSU Physics Alumnus named ‘2006 Industrial Scientist’ by the Tennessee Academy of Sciences.
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APSU Physics Professors Recognized.
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Michael Gaither presented with Harvill-Civitan Award.
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Two for Texas’—APSU couple secures well-funded fellowships
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Society of Physics Students named Outstanding Chapter of the Year for 2nd year.
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Physics students spend summer months wisely.
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Justin Roper presented with Harvill-Civitan Award.
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Eleven APSU physics students score summer research positions at Brookhaven, NASA and more 
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APSU sophomore first accepted to Navy’s Nuclear Instructor Program
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Physics major Billy Teets takes Drane Award
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Emory’s director of medical physics, Tim Fox, to speak at Commencement
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Buckner hopeful about Bush’s plans for NASA
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Physics student wins chance to reach for the stars
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Austin Peay student plays crucial role in NASA research
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APSU physicist counts his blessings
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APSU supercomputer cluster helps NASA’s ‘IMAGE’
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APSU, Clarksville Chess Clubs team up to get students in the game
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Wireless network expands
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APSU hosts Lunar Lunacy
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Turnout for "Mars Madness" exceeds expectations
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It’s ‘Mars Madness’ at APSU! Public invited to view this once-in-an-eon event
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APSU physics program boasts highest enrollment in state
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APSU honors four for superior teaching
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APSU student accepted to Navy’s officer nuclear program

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Top Tennessee science students turn down full scholarships, choose APSU

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Department of Physics Homecoming Celebration!

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The Department of Physics is moving to the New Science Building!

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Planetarium to be named in honor of Dr. Bob Sears.

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Department Conference room to be named in honor of Dr. Mel Mayfield.

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The man and his mentor
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