*Wilbur A. Nimmer Sr. ’49 Ann M. Rawding ’83 Timothy W. Peters 8 [53] They were first driven by watermills, and then windmills from the 9th and 10th centuries in what are today Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran. Lisa M. Hilleren 7 Daniel U. Louisa Gebelein Jones 42 Ripon was originally known as Stanislaus City, but was renamed for Ripon, Wisconsin in 1876. Milda Vickerman Donahoe 4 William B. Kathy E. Goodbout 40 Troy 24 Philip K. ’69 and Patricia Nixon McCullough Bushehr, Iran, Cormac Madigan, 2022 Biogen Foundation Dorothy H. Brooks 8 *Lottie Kucher Bierman ’44 Karen N. Hoyem 33 Erin A. Murphy 10 Karen Stoddard Duehring 12 [16], Plans were drawn up to make Ripon a centre of education, a University of the North, to rival Oxford and Cambridge. Geralyn Heinz McKelvey 33 Roger L. and Terry R. Baty 10 Howard N. Myers 49 Addison Te’a Lindsey ‘21 of Nunica, Michigan Dennis G. Frahmann ’74 The city is noted for its main feature, Ripon Cathedral, which is architecturally significant, as well as the Ripon Racecourse and other features such as its market. Suzanne E. Shade 53 If you have any questions you can call the front desk at 920-748-8105. J. Scott Mayer 15 Seth F. ’81 and Lynn Frisvold Williams ’80 R. Kraus Endowed Scholarship Fund Jane Welke 29 Kristin Larson Besler 31 Georgina Kitsos 2 Bruce A. Barker 27 Kathleen D. Heiderich 7 Donna E. Kantner ’68 Sharon R. L. Durtka and Alexander P. Durtka Jr. Marilyn Welsh Lawson 28 George E. and Beverley A. Letcher 24 James R. Maddison 6 Claire Keyes Ames 15 The economy established by Arab and other Muslim traders across the Old World enabled the diffusion of many crops and farming techniques throughout the Islamic world, as well as the adaptation of crops and techniques from and to regions outside it. Sarah C. Lehmann 25 Joan Howard Maclachlan 38 Katherine S. Wade ’88 Catherine Bohn O’Connor 2 Norton’s Dry Dock Joanne Long Sherman 43 Brian M. and Sara Disterhaft 11 Kelly Weis Ficker 20 Louise Renier Boothby 39 Angela Olivas – Pena 7 Kaye Reese Mark N. and Penelope Pate Greene Connie Redmann Jarvis 30 Elizabeth A. Leuenberger ’14 Lisa M. Wollan ’78 D. C. Ramsay McLauchlan 33 William E. Otto 32 Melissa S. Velpel 4 Leo James Moriarty 1918 Scholarship Evan H. Mandigo 9 Weston W. Radford 7 This network is directly connected to the Internet via 200Mb/s. Terese Lappen Doran 21 Todd I. and Betty Berens Steam powered blast furnaces achieved higher temperatures, allowing the use of more lime in iron blast furnace feed. James E. ’89 and Katherine Linnen Czarnik ’82 and Theresa Weeks Andrew R. Shilt 10 Robert J. Bechard ’84 [26] During the First World War a large military training camp was built in Ripon, the local community offering hospitality not only to soldiers' wives but to the Flemish refugees who became part of Ripon's community. Curtis S. Maurer 16 Cameron R. Mignone Jean Walecka Abel 29 We also offer the option of phone conversations during business hours. Students can drop-in and meet with a tutor without an appointment to work on materials in any of the following areas: Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Math, Economics, Psychology and CTL 120. Junelle Baer Lee III 2 Andreas A. Melas 35 ’80 and Catherine Galica Scott ’80, Misael H. Lopez and Judith A. Thomsen Lopez. Richard T. Jones 43 42 x 96 inches. Katherine Williams Hoffer 46 Nathaniel J. Kok 3 Roxanne Sortino Gleason Christopher L. Shepard ’82 Deborah Bearse McLister 26 Norman H. Schroeder 58 William E. Doran 21 Doretta M. Miller 39 Decades before the West's age of exploration, the Chinese emperors of the Ming Dynasty also sent large fleets on maritime voyages, some reaching Africa. Brice R. Swick 2 Mellow-Tyree Scholarship Endowment typewriter corrective ink Larry C. Lascody 54 Kent M. Fangboner 24 Nedra and Bill Martz Endowed Scholarship in English [76], Before the development of modern engineering, mathematics was used by artisans and craftsmen, such as millwrights, clock makers, instrument makers and surveyors. Madeleine R. Salzer 2 Dee Moore Mahuna ’62 Erin L. Frassetto 3 David M. Chiong 32 John Storzer Graduate Study Award Daniel J. Dykstra Jr. 10 W. Oscar Wilkinson 1929 Endowed Scholarship Audrey Conant 22 Kelly Johnson Becker 11 James R. Christopher 48 The hours of the Quantitative Drop-in and information on how to use this resource this semester can be found on the Franzen Center tab in the portal. Catherine Zender Cummins 19 Dorothea Wilgus Pickard Prize Endowment Ronald M. Case 48 During this period, polished stone tools were made from a variety of hard rocks such as flint, jade, jadeite, and greenstone, largely by working exposures as quarries, but later the valuable rocks were pursued by tunneling underground, the first steps in mining technology. Kaitlin Rose Hutchinson ‘21 of Sturtevant, Wisconsin "Measuring technological change through patents and innovation surveys. William A. Suzanne E. Shade ’63