A Philistine asks for equal time

Dillon, Sister Johnell

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May 01 1969

A Philistine asks for equal time

When a Philistine rooms with a physicist, who does the wiring, checks the calculations and makes the coffee?

Sister Johnell Dillon

Mount St. Mary Academy, North Plainfield, N.J.

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Sister Johnell Dillon

Mount St. Mary Academy, North Plainfield, N.J.

Physics Today 22 (5), 38–39 (1969);

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I FELT AN URGE to speak on the side of the Philistines, after reading Henry E. Duckworth's article “How to Live with the Philistines” (PHYSICS TODAY, September 1968, page 54). As an English teacher who roomed for two years with a physics teacher, I feel that I am a qualified spokesman.

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