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• ？？？？さんへ
• 2003/07/17 (Thu) 06:48
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なぜ質問にきっちり答えないんですか。
あなたの答えを読んでるとこちらまでおかしくなってきます、きちっと答えるのが一番のうそでない証明だとおもいますが。高校の部活もなにか答えていませんね。まず＃３８さんの質問にもこたえたら。

• ＃３９サンヘ
• 2003/07/17 (Thu) 10:02
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なんであんたが答えるの。
ｇ＝？？？？なの。

• BAHAHA
• 2003/07/17 (Thu) 10:37
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トピに関係ないけど面白い記事をＬＡタイムスで見つけた。ＵＣバークレイの物理学部の有名教授連中がハーバードやコーネルなど予算が多い学校へどんどん流れてるそうだ。州立大学は今後大変ですね。

Physics Program's Star Dims at Berkeley

UC department has lost stature and some top faculty members due to its declining facilities.

By Stuart Silverstein, Times Staff Writer


BERKELEY — Here he was, a top physics researcher in a basement lab, where flooding, power failures and minute building vibrations were damaging his long-term experiments.

UC Berkeley's "facilities were inadequate, and they were getting worse," said J.C. Seamus Davis, a 42-year-old specialist in low-temperature physics.

Then Cornell came calling, offering him new quarters and equipment worth up to $4 million. So last year, Davis left Berkeley, where he had taught and completed all of his graduate studies — the place he had considered "one of the best physics institutions in the world."

Once the envy of academia, UC Berkeley's physics department is suffering from what an outside review panel recently called "genteel decline." Though still a powerhouse, the department over the last four years has lost six of about 50 tenured professors — all rising or established stars. They have headed to mostly top-notch private universities, including Harvard, Cornell and Caltech.
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• つうかね
• 2003/07/17 (Thu) 10:37
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????の書いた内容をみればいかに知的水準の低い人かわかるでしょ？相手するだけ時間と労力の無駄だよ。

• 　んだ
• 2003/07/17 (Thu) 10:37
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親とかからのサポートがある人のほうが好まれるよ。