live ones

This page is to announce the accomplishments of people who lived on Burton 3rd during their years at MIT.  While I don't want to name names here, there is no choice.

Small '67 - https://1967.alumclass.mit.edu/s/1314/images/gid58/editor_documents/mit_class_of_1967_40th_reunion_book_v10_s_to_z_18275.pdf?gid=58&pgid=61&sessionid=8fa7bc85-69b5-4ae4-abec-0992cb6eb7fb&cc=1 

Langacker '68 - https://live-sas-physics.pantheon.sas.upenn.edu/people/emeritus/paul-langacker

The Standard Model and Beyond, 2nd edition  (CRC Press)

Can the Laws of Physics be Unified? (Princeton)

Ell '72 - https://countingtogod.com/about/

Hella '68 - https://www.southernminn.com/northfield_news/community/karl-n-hella-named-district-1-director-for-sons-of-norway/article_210bd3c9-bf58-5a7c-b1b9-448b81b66bc7.html

Fields '68 -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8m-45PmLiM

Speciner '68 - https://www.technologyreview.com/2020/12/18/1012992/mike-speciner-68/

Paktor '71 - http://www.paktor.biz/resume/David_L_Paktor_Brief_Resume.pdf

Scharlemann '68 - https://www.llnl.gov/news/nine-scientists-named-distinguished-members-technical-staff

Robbins '68 - sent this amusing Maxwell's Battle Hymn of the Republic

Bresnik '68 sent 70 photos many of which show Burton 3rd characters in action.  The link is on the photos page.

Elliot K. '71 - https://www.anl.gov/profile/elliot-p-kanter

Let me know of others that should be here for any reason.