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Beautiful Minds: Hans Bethe smiles as he is congratulated by his students the day he received news of his Nobel prize.

The ringing of the phone tore through the silence of a small hotel room in Washington D.C. and woke Bob Richardson up from his sleep. It was 5 a.m. Richardson picked up the receiver, only to hear an unfamiliar voice speaking in a Swedish accent. Full Article at Cornell Daily Sun

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