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Visitors Scientists, scholars, historians, students and community members are continuously traversing the CSHL grounds to work in a lab, research in the archives, attend a concert or bike to the beach. When did you visit the lab? What are your special memories of the people you encountered?

 
 
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Old 02-28-2003, 09:35 AM
Richard Burgess Richard Burgess is offline
 
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Default The Double Helix

Anybody who has read The Double Helix [knows that] it’s a very compelling story. I remember in 1988 when [Jim Watson's] 60th birthday party was here. All his students came back in the afternoon and they showed the movie The Double Helix with what’s his name, Jeff Goldblum. It was exciting it gave me goose pimples. I don’t know. I think there are so few books that captured the excitement of scientific discovery like that.

*THIS MEMORY WAS EXTRACTED FROM A CSHL ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEW*
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