Hesston students build solar-powered golf cart

Print Article Email to a Friend

During the Hesston (Kan.) College spring semester students and professors explored the feasibility of a solar-energy powered golf cart. Clockwise from top: Tyler Wojcik, Zefanya Yuwono, professor Nelson Kilmer, Andrew Spotts, Cody Batchelor, professor John Yost, and Brent Garber prepare to attach the photo-voltaic solar panels to the roof of the golf cart on March 25. —Hesston College

Current Stories

Articles

• Poverty in the suburbs
• Living without the answers
• Visualizing nonviolence
• From army ammunition plant to prairie
• Matins: Supplications to find the way through the day

News stories, digests and Meno Acontecer

• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Conscientious objector sentenced to seven months in U.S. military prison
• Mennonites in the News: Worship feels better in a familiar language
• UPDATE: Lancaster bishops may ordain women
• Mennonite ice cream
• Mennonites in the News: Bridgewater woman survives China quake
• Seminary library first with green rating
• 1,145 students in five MC USA schools in commencement exercises by May 4
• MCC launches Myanmar cyclone appeal
• Original fair trade fashions sell in Harrisonburg
• Hesston students build solar-powered golf cart
• Sri Lankan pastor released; not tortured
• First Mennonite Brethren women ordained
• Church building plans included MWC donation
• Paraguay 2009 theme read in eight languages
• Robinson, longtime LMC church leader, dies
• MMA Web site more reader-friendly features
• Churches in Zimbabwe issue warning
• New Mennonite Women USA Timbrel editor

Columns

• The food crisis
• The season for planting is upon us
• Clearly the product of intelligent design
• Release and growth

Readers Say

• Love others but not their sins
• Donors want personal relationship
• Changing congregations OK
• Using hymn number ‘606’
• Using hymn number '606' II
• Loving care at journey’s end
• Appreciates Russian Mennonite connection
• Was Jesus that white?