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Richard Skalak, A Pioneer in Bioengineering, Dies at 74

Angel Villasor, with Long Career as Structural Engineer, Dies at 74

Raymond Fox, 73, Engineering Professor at GWU

Bearings Silence Concert Hall

Composite Beams May Be Stronger Than Steel

Aluminum Dome Chosen to Protect Coal

Curber Helps Finish Tailings Channel

Clinton Signs Act to Protect Volunteers

Board Adopts New Strategic Focus

Luther Graef Sworn In as ASCE's 129th President

President's Diary: U.S., Civil Engineers Renew Ties with Australia, New Zealand

Eighth Annual What Has ASCE Done for You Lately?

After a Disaster, FEMA Looks for Volunteers to Staff Teams Dispatched to Devastated Areas

Fall, Winter Exhibits at Major Museums Hold Interest for Engineers

ASCE's 1998 Bridges Calendar Celebrates Civil Engineering Solutions That Harmonize with U.S. National Parks

ASTM�A Good Thing Going Astray

Tight Schedule Flips Pool Sequence

Portland Begins Big Pipe Project

Taxiway to Lead Airport Expansion

Environmental Laws Limit Builders

 

 

 

 

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