Peter, an extraordinarily accomplished, world-famous physicist took a humorous approach to university/academic affairs. He left Michigan at a time when we were looking for a vice president for research, and it may be that his well-known love of a good joke may have kept our administration from making the offer.
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Peter Franken – on not taking yourself too seriously
Posted by jenszorn on September 28, 2014
https://michiganphysics.com/2014/09/28/peter-franken-on-not-taking-yourself-too-seriously/
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