1. Linus Pauling
... enough for him. He began taking the most difficult classes that he could take: physics, trigonometry, calculus and chemistry. He also found time for a social life, Pauling joined a fraternity and became a member of the track team. The summer after his first year of college, Pauling worked as a paving ... 18, Linus would be teaching the sophomore chemistry class that he had taken only the year before. Pauling worked 40 hours a week setting up lesson plans and grading papers. He had a small office in the library. This is where he came in contact with different chemistry books. He read G.N. ...
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