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I went to Washington University for a B.S. in Chemical Engineering followed by graduate school at the University of Wisconsin for a Ph. D. in physical chemistry. I think that a great change in my life began when I left St. Louis to go to Madison, Wisconsin and a wholly new world. I am still attached in many ways to the culture I found in that part of the country. Phil Fishman and I were roommates the first year that I was a graduate student in Chemistry at Wisconsin while he was in his first year in law school. I have a daughter who lives in Minneapolis and am susceptible to enticements to move there. |
I left Madison for a postdoctoral position at Brookhaven National Laboratory and then a faculty position in physical chemistry at Colorado State University. I had too much of a life in the laboratory and computer center so I returned to Madison and went to law school while I worked for the Institute for Environmental Studies. |