UCSD Concrete Canoe Goes to Hawaii

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The ‘Dow Jones’ got a lift on Thursday by UC San Diego structural engineering students. We’re not talking about the overall indicator of the condition of the stock market, but a handmade, 300-pound concrete canoe destined for Hawaii. A team of students designed and built the 25-foot canoe as part of an annual collegiate conference and competition organized by the American Society of Civil Engineers. In this picture from left to right: Mark Galvan, Russ Thackston (Assistant Vice Chancellor Auxiliary & Plant Services) and Mark Norita (Interim Director, Facilities Management).

Photography / Victor W. Chen

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