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Associate Professor Bill Schmidt Quoted in Einstein Profile Bookmark and Share
Associate Professor of Physics Bill Schmidt was quoted in a leadership profile of Albert Einstein that ran in Investor’s Business Daily. The article was published October 18.

In the “Leaders and Success” column, Schmidt said "Einstein had an unrestrained and unstoppable curiosity and imagination from an early age that made him a very independent thinker. He challenged accepted ideas constantly. Some of his teachers didn't like that he embarrassed them, while others appreciated his innovative thinking."

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