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Berkeley campus. Le Conte Hall, in the upper right, was one of the
largest physics buildings in the world at the time, opened in 1924 and
helped lure Lawrence. Yale held off Berkeley by offering Lawrence an appointment
as assistant professor in 1927, bypassing the normal entry level of instructor.
A year later, after Swann left Yale, Lawrence accepted an upgraded Berkeley
offer of an associate professorship with an ample
research budget and a light teaching load.
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