User talk:Ntouran

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[edit] Ford Reactor

GREAT WORK on creating the Ford Nuclear Reactor article! And thank you for making Wikipedia a better encyclopedia.

I'm a grad student at North Carolina State University in Nuclear Engineering and had been planning on making that article myself actually. I partially wanted to see a good article on it as a part of my continuing effort to make articles on university reactors, but I particularly wanted to see one for UM because a few weeks ago we just had one of your faculty come speak about the situation there and the direction it's going in. It would seem that there's a big shift to accelerator experiments, which I was able to hear a good deal about. Anyway really interesting stuff, but you made a much better article than what I would have :-P

It's great to read that you're thinking about collaboration between Wikipedia and your classes. Perhaps we could both get our departments involved a little in the development of this part of Wikipedia. So far my largest creation has been the NCSU Reactor Program, which is mostly the program history from the university archives like yours is. theanphibian 04:29, 23 April 2007 (UTC)

[edit] The History of Nuclear Technology

I'm taking a class that wants to create the history of nuclear technology section in wikipedia. We're going to clean up inaccurate posts and make new ones.

[edit] It's a great idea

[edit] License tagging for Image:Phoenix thyroid check.jpg

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It's a great image, and I'm glad you're contributing to Wikipedia, but we need a better source than an unnamed resident. – Quadell (talk) (random) 01:32, 20 June 2007 (UTC)

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[edit] Disputed fair use rationale for Image:Phoenix daily article.jpg

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