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Egg dropping contest at Math IV.
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- Source of title proper: Title supplied by University of Waterloo, Graphic Services staff.
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19 photographs : b&w negatives ; 35 mm
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2 of 19 negatives scanned as TIF file May 2024.
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Preferred citation: University of Waterloo Archives. Graphic Services fonds.
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73-02-12_001 appeared on Page 1 of the Wednesday, February 14, 1972 edition of the Gazette.
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Photo caption from published version of 73-02-12_001: "IT'S NO YOLK - Systems Design students practice aerial bombing with specially designed packages containing three eggs. The project forced students to design capsules of materials available in stores for less than $3. Only six of the 72 eggs dropped were broken on Thursday. The cartons were dropped four storeys into a target area, the winner being the most accurate and lightest construction. The winning design weighted only one ounce although the payload weighed six times that amount. The two-day test involved 320 students."
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- University of Waterloo. Central Photographic. (Photographer)