I can take the Friday 16-24 and since I have no way of getting back I can
continue for the Saturday 00-8am and Sunday 00-8am.
I realize a graduate student's opinion is immaterial, but I agree with
what Dr Hasell said.
And for what it's worth, I did count my name a few more times in the
last 7 weeks than claimed.
Sincerely,
Nikolas Meitanis
On Tue, 15 Oct 2002, John Calarco wrote:
>
> This is a message to BLAST students and their advisors. We are in
> the midst of commissioning BLAST (just in case you hadn't heard)
> and we are in desperate need of students to take shifts. I have
> recently sent out another request for volunteers for shifts for
> later this week, with the usual lack of response. Following is a
> list of shifts by graduate students on BLAST for the last 7 weeks.
>
> Sindile 18
> Karpius 17
> Filoti 16
> Degrush 13
> Maschinot 9
> Crawford 8
> C. Zhang 6
> Meitanis 5
> Xiao 2
> Seely 2
> Ziskin 2
> Clasie 0
> Y. Zhang 0
> Stave 0
> (Burton 0) but I think Richard said he was no longer in the program
>
> The message is clear. A few students are carrying the load for the many.
> It is time for advisors to kick some grad student butt, or decide they
> are no longer interested in theses on BLAST. We need people on shift if
> we are going to successfully commission this detector. Please see my
> earlier message: there are 4 weekend shifts lacking any volunteers.
>
>
>
> --
> John R. Calarco
> Dept. of Physics
> Univ. of New Hampshire
> Durham, NH 03824
> phone: (603)862-2088
> FAX: (603)862-2998
> email: calarco@unh.edu
>
>
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