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WHO, WHAT,
WHEN,
WHERE
HEADLINES
Undergrad enrollment highest Since 1983
Four new technology-rich classrooms dedicated
College and Division exceed campaign goal
Bumpers College recruiting videos available in January
Bumpers College sweeps NASULGC Southern Region Teaching Awards
Emmert named to Poultry Federation Chair
Purcell named to Altheimer Soybean Chair
Sen. Lincoln speaks at charity luncheon
Discovery journal features student scientists
Seminar explores 'Human Dimensions of Teaching'
CSES honors Outstanding Alumni
Horticulture honors alumni and friends
Poultry grad students donate 300 turkeys to food bank
Debate addresses environmental policies in agriculture
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November-December 2004 • Vol. 30, No. 6
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| CHARITY LUNCHEON — Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.), right, speaks with Donna Graham, associate dean of Bumpers College, and John Nazzaro, president of the United Way of Pulaski County, following Lincoln’s address Oct. 19 at a charity luncheon to benefit Arkansas military families. Donations totalling $1,050 were made to the Arkansas Homefront Fund established to provide emergency assistance to Arkansas Reserve military personnel and their families. Susan Takigiku, assistant professor of human development and family sciences, was chair of a committee that organized the event as part of the International Year of the Family observance on campus, which is sponsored by the United Nations. |