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Current Issue: Volume 11, Number 1, Spring 2006
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Being cheesy is just part of his job Award-winning professor brings enthusiasm, humor to his dairy classes |
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Destination Career: Graduate makes a career of snack time Food process engineering alumnus develops chips and the machines that make them
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DNA could hold the key to aggressive bee-havior Genetic researchers looking for what causes ‘killer bees’ to attack |
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Experience has a pull on team members Quarter-scale tractor competition offers lessons outside the classroom |
Taking a fresher look at strawberries Students help faculty on a process that could make berries last longer |
Trustee ensures student concerns get a hearing Animal science major has a say in university affairs |
Program places a premium on real-world experience Landscape architecture students spend a year in professional settings |
What is your favorite memory of your first year at Purdue? |
Vet school’s world-class facilities make it a leader in equine medical research Equipment helps diagnose and treat horses with health problems |
Purdue Agriculture is shaping the industry |
Bonus Web-Only stories |
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Destination Career: Feeding the bears — and the lemurs, and the penguins
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Intern works with U.S. senator on public policy Student drives to succeed in Washington |
Jamaican trip offers different look at teaching, agriculture Study abroad course helps ag education majors prepare for careers |
Studies expand student’s view of the world New Zealand experience involves more than classes |