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	Embracing the Mystery of Einstein Albert Einstein was considered by many to be one of the greatest scientific minds of our generation. Most people don't know how astute he was at understanding the timbre of the human race. Rhonda Talbot	Spring 2013
	Edifices Rex Americans tend to have a fondness for small towns, idyllic places where life is simpler, easier and friendlier. The reality is that such picturesque small towns have largely disappeared in recent decades, their unique identities dissolved by urban sprawl or foundering economies. By contrast, Columbus, Ind., a town of 44,000 in the heartland of America, has thrived. Kathleen Doane	Spring 2013

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Embracing the Mystery of Einstein

Albert Einstein was considered by many to be one of the greatest scientific minds of our generation. Most people don't know how astute he was at understanding the timbre of the human race.

Rhonda Talbot

Spring 2013

Edifices Rex

Americans tend to have a fondness for small towns, idyllic places where life is simpler, easier and friendlier. The reality is that such picturesque small towns have largely disappeared in recent decades, their unique identities dissolved by urban sprawl or foundering economies. By contrast, Columbus, Ind., a town of 44,000 in the heartland of America, has thrived.

Kathleen Doane

Spring 2013