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Our dissection with the 10th graders was very fun! Now you might think, “EWWWWWW! I’m never ever going to touch that even with gloves!” But, once you pick up your tweezers and get into it, it’s really fun and you don’t want to stop. I got to find all sorts of bones, like ribs and [...] The CRC robotics competition is unique in my experience as an immensely positive experience for all students who choose to participate. It is one of the few events that I have ever been a part of where the students are really at the centre of the experience. My only contribution as a faculty advisor is [...] Many schools can boast producing Rhodes Scholars or Olympic athletes. But it is not often that a school has the distinction of including a Nobel laureate among the ranks of its alumni. It’s incredible to think that someone who was once in my place, studying in the same classrooms as I am right now, [...] The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced today that LCC’s Willard Boyle ‘41 has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for his work in developing the sensor used in digital cameras. Dr. Boyle shares this award with George E. Smith & Charles Kao. LCC is fortunate to count Dr. Boyle among its alumni.and is an [...] |
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