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Colleagues and students remember Woodie Flowers: Jan 29, 2020
32:14Education & Teaching · Engineering · Faculty Leadership · Mechanical Engineering
MIT student Zachary Rolfness and MIT instructors Dawn Wendell and David Wallace memorialize Woodie Flower's contributions and humanity.
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