The following summary block is embedded here as an iFrame which comes from a SquareSpace page (https://www.grcrane.com/new-page). One problem with iFrames is that the height must be defined large enough to fit the entire content, otherwise an additional inner scrollbar will be needed. I’ve added some extra code in the origin SquareSpace site, and the the embedded code so both sites can talk to each other and adjust the iFrame height as the content changes. Try expanding/contracting the iFrame content by clicking on the + and - buttons below to see what happens.

The original header and footer have been removed. Also, notice what happens if you click on one of the image links. The new page content, from the SquareSpace website will replace the summary block content, and automatically adjust to the appropriate height.

Featured
History of My Violin
History of My Violin

When I was a boy in Turlock, California (around 1920) I started taking violin lessons from a Hungarian named Anton Ruby. He was the organist at the local movie theater. In those days the silent movies were accompanied by piano or organ music.

My Grad-Student Days at Cal Tech
My Grad-Student Days at Cal Tech

While I was a student at Cal Tech working on my PhD in nuclear physics in the early 1930’s, I studied under many well-known scientists including Robert Millikan (Nobel Prize in 1923 for his study of the elementary electronic charge and the photoelectric effect); and J. Robert Oppenheimer, who, in the early days, taught us the theoretical implications of the results of our research projects.

1935 round table.jpg
The Athenaeum Round Table Gang

Those of us who lived in the Faculty Club at the Athenaeum took our meals there in the dining room. At lunch-time one of the things everyone did was sit with other people and move around. One of the people I had lunch with as a graduate student on occasion was Edwin Hubble. Another would have been Albert Einstein, and most of the other visiting and resident professors.