Image. Caroline Chiu, a senior in political science from Roselle, Ill., searches for a book in Purdue University's Humanities, Social Science & Education library. The library completed a three-year structural and technological renovation in 2003.
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Students buy into careers in sales
Veterinary Medicine program gives hope for early admission to future career
Student learns work, culture abroad
Chemical helps trim trees, budgets
Forestry specialist sheds light on murder cases
Indiana crowns unlikely fair queen
Course builds friendships, job skills
Research helps feed many in Africa
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Volume 10, No.1
Spring 2005


Vet program enables dreams

PHOTO BY CHRISSY NETHERCUTT
Erin Kosta, a Purdue University Veterinary Scholar, performs a routine physical exam on a horse at the Purdue University Veterinary Teaching Farm.