Rice Mafia 1971

Willy Fowler and the "Rice Mafia" at pub lunch at The Green Man in Grantchester near Cambridge, England in July 1971. From left, Kem Hainebach (with Mike Howard hidden behind him), Stan Woosley, Ray Talbot, Dave Arnett, William Fowler, Cliff Morris, and Donald Clayton. Woosley, Howard, and Hainebach were working on their PhD theses at Rice, and accompanied Clayton to Cambridge during three summers. Talbot and Arnett were Assistant Professors at Rice. Cliff Morris was a Rice research student with F. C. Michel, who took this image. This summer influx from Rice gave rise to "the Rice Mafia" joke., Credit Line: Photo by F. C. Michel, courtesy AIP Emilio Segrè Visual Archives, Clayton Collection
Abstract/Description: Willy Fowler and the "Rice Mafia" at pub lunch at The Green Man in Grantchester near Cambridge, England in July 1971. From left, Kem Hainebach (with Mike Howard hidden behind him), Stan Woosley, Ray Talbot, Dave Arnett, William Fowler, Cliff Morris, and Donald Clayton. Woosley, Howard, and Hainebach were working on their PhD theses at Rice, and accompanied Clayton to Cambridge during three summers. Talbot and Arnett were Assistant Professors at Rice. Cliff Morris was a Rice research student with F. C. Michel, who took this image. This summer influx from Rice gave rise to "the Rice Mafia" joke.
Subject(s): Full-face
Outdoors
Travel
Portraits, Group
Hainebach, Kem
Woosley, Stanford E.
Fowler, William A.
Clayton, Donald D.
Date Created: July 1971
Credit Line: Photo by F. C. Michel, courtesy AIP Emilio Segrè Visual Archives, Clayton Collection
Catalog ID: Hainebach Kem D1
Title: Rice Mafia 1971.
Type of Resource: still image
Date Created: July 1971
Extent: 2 photographic prints (black and white; 10 x 8 inches)
Abstract/Description: Willy Fowler and the "Rice Mafia" at pub lunch at The Green Man in Grantchester near Cambridge, England in July 1971. From left, Kem Hainebach (with Mike Howard hidden behind him), Stan Woosley, Ray Talbot, Dave Arnett, William Fowler, Cliff Morris, and Donald Clayton. Woosley, Howard, and Hainebach were working on their PhD theses at Rice, and accompanied Clayton to Cambridge during three summers. Talbot and Arnett were Assistant Professors at Rice. Cliff Morris was a Rice research student with F. C. Michel, who took this image. This summer influx from Rice gave rise to "the Rice Mafia" joke.
Identifier(s): Hainebach Kem D1 (Catalog ID)
Note(s):

Credit Line: Photo by F. C. Michel, courtesy AIP Emilio Segrè Visual Archives, Clayton Collection
Subject(s): Full-face
Outdoors
Travel
Portraits, Group
Hainebach, Kem
Woosley, Stanford E.
Fowler, William A.
Clayton, Donald D.
Held by: Niels Bohr Library & Archives
Copyright Holder: American Institute of Physics
Related Title: Clayton Collection.
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