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Robert Sauer
Richard Treytow
Steven Kimmel
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I am delighted to learn
of the Noyes Laboratory Centennial and hope to be able to visit Urbana
during that weekend. My most vivid memory of the laboratory itself
was the day I was attending an afternoon Organic Chemistry lab session
in Noyes and learning that President Kennedy had been shot. The event
had a profound affect on the campus that year. I will always be gratefull
for the fine education I received from the University. Although I
did not pursue an academic career in chemistry (... I was afraid my
advisor was going to kill me when I announced I would be entering
the U of I MBA program instead), the education I received in the Dept.
prepared me well for a long and sucessful career as a senior executive
in the U.S. chemical industry. Thanks for the memories. Steve Kimmel
V.P. (retired) Akzo Nobel B.S. Chemistry '66 M.B.A. '68 |