J Hammari | 6:45 a.m. Feb. 26, 2008
A great example of how design, used properly, can bless lives. Everything we design has social ramifications. Way to go, BYU.

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BYU mechanical engineering students demonstrate their merry-go-round generator. The merry-go-round playground equipment, which will be used in Ghana, has two purposes: a play toy for children and a power generator that will provide electricity for remote schoolhouses throughout the country.

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