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Thousands of Carolina students and alumni understand the theory of relativity thanks to physics professor Edwin "Rudy" Jones.
Although officially retired, Jones is teaching a course this fall, Physics in the Visual Arts.
"We don't have a lot of fancy equipment. It's all basic optics and things you can see with your eye, but I get a lot of 'oohs and aahs,' which is good," says Jones.
The fact that, after 50 years as a college professor, Jones still gets excited about science is also worthy of a few "oohs and aahs." Jones and his wife, Betty, are doing what they can to assure future students have the same twinkle in their eyes while speaking about scientific principles.
By designating the University of South Carolina Educational Foundation as beneficiary of a portion of their retirement assets, the couple has created the Dr. Edwin R. and Mrs. Elizabeth F. Jones Endowed Scholarship Fund. This fund was created to provide financial support to juniors and seniors at Carolina who are majoring in physics, chemistry or mathematics. Read More
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