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I R A Darth Aggie[_2_] · January 22nd 08, 04:26 PM posted to sci.physics, sci.geo.meteorology

On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 12:30:16 -0800 (PST),
, in
wrote:

+ Still, for anyone pursuing a degree in physics with a specialty
+ in Meteorolgy, at least from any major university, they will have done
+ at least two balloon lauches ard interpreted the radiosonde results as
+ a lab requirement.

Care to name universities? having attended meteorology programs at
St. Louis University and Texas A&M, as well as close observation of
Florida State's program, I can assure you that *none* of them offer
the above lab.

Now, that may have changed over the last few years, but it wasn't true
when I was student. I'm really curious which institutes of higher
learning actually offer such a hands-on project.

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