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In this issue:

FRONT PAGE

FEATURES

• New Speed Limit on Magnetic Switching

• What’s a Nice Field Like Particle Physics Doing in a Universe Like This?

• PEP-II’s Luminous Life

• Researchers at SSRL Map New Antibiotic Target

• A Bird’s Eye View of SLAC

ANNOUNCEMENTS & UPDATES

• A Bird in the Nesting Box is Worth Two in the Bush

• Site Lighting Upgrade Program

• Let Your Creativity Shine

• Milestones

POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

• Change to SLAC Pay Stubs

• Project M Reports Now On-Line

• So You Need to Be a Web Author

EVENTS

• SLAC to Host Beyond Einstein Conference in May

• International Recommendation Panel Tours NLCTA

• Award Winning Poem on Display

• Bike to Work Day!

• 32nd SLAC Summer Institute

• SLAC Education Fair a Success

• SLAC’s 15th Annual Juneteenth Celebration

• Upcoming Events

ABOUT TIP

• Staff/Contact

• Submission Guidelines

Janice Dabney proudly points to her award winning poem. (Photo Courtesy of Janice Dabney)

Over a year ago, Janice Dabney (TD) was chosen as a second place winner of a poetry contest hosted by the Palo Alto Public Art Commission. Her poem, entitled ‘First Bike’ is now prominently displayed on the wall of the Walgreen’s store in Midtown Palo Alto on Middlefield Road between Moreno Avenue and Oregon Expressway. The dedication ceremony is scheduled for May 8 at noon.

Dabney is honored to be one of the six poets chosen for the Poetry Wall and hopes her short poem will inspire readers to remember the challenges in their lives and those who cheered them on.