Talk:Alexia Massalin
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category/transgender scientists edit
Though it doesn't specifically say in the article that Alexia is transgender, it is implied by the change of name, and that pronouns switch from "he" to "she" between the 1996/1998 articles in the references. Could we possibly put the recently-removed category back? Just that I was recently trying to find this page, but couldn't remember Alexia's name, and was puzzled that I couldn't find the page from Category: Transgender and transsexual scientists. E Julienn (talk) 15:00, 9 November 2013 (UTC)
degrees from Cooper Union edit
Cooper Union grants Bachelor of Engineering and Master of Engineering in Electrical Engineering. The Bachelor of Engineering is ABET accredited. [1]
Lent (talk) 05:33, 25 March 2019 (UTC)
“Ran security” edit
- I see that yet another technical guru penned the article.
- Odd how Henry was Alexa for many years but is suddenly Alexia. Even funnier how Alexia means “inability to summon the proper word.”
He used to love my driving, saying such things as “I have never before driven at ‘’c’’” and “the horizontal component of your velocity often exceeds the vertical.” 2601:14B:4181:BF30:8925:67EB:84CB:96A4 (talk) 17:49, 15 June 2023 (UTC)