• Thousands of young trout die in OSU research lab
  
• OSU to host Hispanic Night
  
• OSU hosts kaleidoscope of colleges and cultures
  
• OSU student researcher eyes another space flight
  
• A scientific look at the tortoise and the hare
  
• OSU seminars to feature on sustainable pest management
  
• New cover crop book available for growers
  
• Extension has tips for coping with winter power failures
  
• OSU names McCambridge assistant VP for business affairs
  
• Atlas gives new look at Oregon
  
• OSU forensics team places in Arizona competition
  
• OSU festival offering big films in small packages
  
• Gray whales slow to start winter migration
  
• Canadian stock could save Oregon coastal Sitka spruce
  
• Oregon 4-H member wins national scholarship
  
• Out-of-State Honor Roll, Fall Term 1998
  
• In-State Honor Roll, Fall Term 1998
  
• Social trends influence nursery plant variety development
  
• OSU college honors forestry faculty
  
• Savings expand at industry assistance program
  
• New book looks at Northwest mammals
  
• Workshop planned for high school singers
  
• OSU faculty member writes 1st encyclopedia of fly tying
  
• Foundation meets to award grants, elect board members
  
• SMILE Program expands into Portland-area schools
  
• OSU researchers seek clues to vanishing mountain quail
  
• Retention success: OSU keeping freshmen in school
  
• Basic steps give some earthquake protection
  
• Here comes a catastrophe, ready or not
  
• OSU honors state's top family businesses
  
• Analysis looking at the health of spotted owls
  
• OSU prof honored by national gerontology group
  
• OSU professor works to boost knowledge of Mars atmosphere
  
• OSU Press publishes pair of books about Southern Oregon
  
• November weather: a record in Astoria, darn close elsewhere
  

• Stormy weather could delay crab season
  
• Minority students need to see opportunities, not obstacles
  
• OSU hosts exhibit, book signing for "Oregon Rivers" duo
  
• OSU recognizes recycling excellence
  
• Blood drive a success; Red Cross eyes winter repeat
  
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• Oregon youngsters in Atlanta for 4-H conference
  
• Publication analyzes livestock effects on riparian zones
  
• Algerian scholar to deliver pair of OSU lectures
  
• OSU food scientist receives Fulbright grant
  
• OSU grant to aid understanding of coastal waters
  
• OSU Honors College sponsors presidential forum
  
• Health career opportunities for minorities outlined
  
• Oregon's winter squash is a nutritional superstar
  
• Tel Aviv prof to give lecture on classical mathematics
  
• OSU engineer recognized
  
• Studies confirm value of antioxidants in heart disease
  
• OSU president named to Smithsonian museum board
  
• Fraternities call truce for Civil War
  
• OSU management institute earns 'outstanding program' honors
  
• Noted geographer to speak
  
• OSU researchers: Mars projects have earthly benefits
  
• OSU, gardeners fight hunger with home-grown bounty
  
• OSU Theatre season begins
  
• New web site aimed at commercial fishing industry
  
• OSU holds Veterans Day vigil
  
• El Nino, La Nina battle in central Pacific
  
• OSU schedules annual open house
  
• OSU to host blood drive
  
• OSU hires Susan Hills as Tillamook project director
  
• OSU sessions to look at hay's feed value
  
• 1996 Nobel Peace Prize winner to give Pauling Lecture at OSU
  
• Watershed councils taking action, survey shows
  
• "Colorprint USA" exhibit opens Nov. 9 at OSU
  
• Actor, writer, film director to speak at OSU
  
• Protective measures outlined in meat, cancer debate
  
• OSU prof receives national Rona Jaffe writing award
  
• Alumni, industry establish endowed chair at OSU
  

• Market for organic milk growing, says OSU specialist
  
• OSU to conduct auction in White City on Nov. 7
  
• Aquaculture: not an easy answer to overfishing
  
• New consortium to walk on the wild side
  
• OSU to honor three Union County men
  
• OSU to honor Umatilla leaders
  
• OSU to honor agricultural leaders
  
• OSU to honor Robert Morgan
  
• Haunted house to benefit food bank
  
• OSU to honor 1998 Diamond Pioneers
  
• OSU to honor Cramer
  
• OSU to honor Bob Thomas
  
• History of water disputes is cooperation, not conflict
  
• OSU scientists studying exotic virus that threatens fish
  
• $5 million in federal appropriations to boost OSU programs
  
• OSU to host 10th annual state water quality conference
  
• International experts to speak at Starker Lectures
  
• OSU to honor Redmond resident
  
• OSU to honor Nyssa man
  
• OSU honors two from Hillsboro
  
• OSU to honor Heppner couple
  
• OSU to honor Canby resident
  
• William Ruckleshaus to deliver OSU's McCall Lecture Nov. 3
  
• Weed may lessen environmental impact of paint
  
• Soil biology mini-course to be held at OSU on Nov. 17-18
  
• Workshop offers advice for family businesses
  
• OSU to honor Halsey area grower
  
• College honors Corvallis residents
  
• OSU observes national week
  
• Condon Lecture to offer blueprint for environment
  
• OSU students discovering the "write stuff"
  
• Pulitzer Prize winning poet to appear at OSU Oct. 29
  
• Four OSU scientists named AAAS fellows
  
• Klein, Quinn to head OSU departments
  
• OSU counselor helping people with internet addiction
  
• "Science Connections" lecturers at Portland schools
  
• Medford pear growers happy "camp"ers
  
• OSU Press publishes book on Oregon country life
  
• Researchers, students gain premier internet access
  
• Northern Ireland troubles focus of studio play, "Loved Ones"
  
• OSU hosts night of Turkish music, poetry
  
• OSU student's project to hitch a ride on space shuttle
  
• New book about ecology of Oregon lands available
  
• OSU to host gospel soloist
  
• Oct. 21-22 lectures link volcanoes, oceans, search for life
  
• Loren McKinley receives award from OSU Foundation
  
• OSU Press publishes book on historic Oregon courthouses
  
• Native American author James Welch to speak at OSU
  
• OSU to offer expanded version of Homecoming
  
• OSU Homecoming reception features noted alumni
  
• College of Health and Human performance honors two
  
• Klein, Quinn to head OSU departments
  
• Process of allergic reactions outlined
  
• College of Engineering awards presented
  
• OSU forester honored
  
• OSU research program featured in Washington, D.C.
  
• Event to help Hispanic, Latino students prepare for college
  
• OSU International Programs receives grants topping $1 million
  
• Horning lecture to examine mystical....castration
  
• OSU 'snapshot' of state's salmon available to the public
  
• Sun-dried lumber possible even during Oregon winters
  
• New process may make sprouts safer
  
• OSU students find big payoff in dance
  
• OSU study: ag disappearing from Oregon classrooms
  
• Tigard resident makes strong showing in debate tournament
  
• Phoenix resident makes strong showing in debate tournament
  
• OSU's McCubbin named to academy
  
• OSU and OMSI create partnership
  
• OSU's University Theatre announces 1998-99 schedule
  
• OSU range tour brings ranchers, city folks together
  
• Long-time Dean of Men at OSU dies at age of 91
  
• OSU offers free "Classes Without Quizzes" during homecoming
  
• Aerospace technology saves old bridge - maybe much more
  
• Tillamook Bay project seeks public comment
  
• OSU forensics team makes strong early season showing
  
• OSU Extension recognizes outstanding faculty
  
• Beef production technology workshop scheduled
  

• OSU to host nation's top collegiate debate teams
  
• OSU College of Liberal Arts honors top faculty, staff
  
• OSU to present Horning Lecture Series; Harvard prof to speak
  
• Exercising youth can "bank" bone mass to fight osteoporosis
  
• OSU lecture series to look at legacy of Aldo Leopold
  
• $5.9 million gift to boost engineering program at OSU
  
• Improper home canning risks deadly food poisoning
  
• Vernonia graduate offers OSU scholarships
  
• OSU College of Science honors faculty
  
• Oregon State tabs UW's Kradjan as dean of pharmacy
  
• OSU's University Theatre to revive "Pirates of Penzance"
  
• OSU's International Film Series opens 21st season
  
• Will we see more "ecolabels" on U.S. forest products?
  
• Basic studies shed light on immune function
  
• OSU agriculture college gives annual awards
  
• OSU workshop offers citizens chance to explore scholarship
  
• Dutch elm disease affects cities, parks, home landscapes
  
• OSU slates Vancouver workshop
  
• OSU slates Albany workshop
  
• OSU efforts to orient freshmen helps keep them in school
  
• Albacore tuna market mysteriously floundering
  
• OSU dean of forestry announces retirement plans
  
• Major grant to boost biology education
  
• OSU honors top employees at University Day
  
• Beyond recycling: a sustainable lifestyle
  
• OSU engineer part of U.N. initiative to assist China
  
• OSU professor honored by national organization
  
• OSU names yearbook managers
  
• J.M. Long Foundation gift aids OSU pharmacy center
  
• OSU expects enrollment increase of 5 percent
  
• Street trees often neglected, says OSU expert
  
• OSU, Southern to collaborate on health, management courses
  
• Dogs love trucks, goats love leafy spurge
  
• OSU slates business workshop in The Dalles
  
• OSU slates Prineville business workshop
  
• Outreach program to link space age, private industry
  

• Climate expert: upcoming winter to be wet, cold
  
• Lake Oswego resident earns OSU newspaper post
  
• Debate on chemistry education gets to nitty-gritty
  
• OSU receives grant for teacher diversification program
  
• Santa Ynez resident earns college yearbook spot
  
• San Marcos resident earns college yearbook spot
  
• Traveling exhibit to share legacy of OSU grad Linus Pauling
  
• Classmates raise scholarship money in memory of Pamela Ting
  
• Project identifies uses for encroaching juniper
  
• Binney to direct Radiation Center
  
• OSU biologists co-author book on Oregon's mammals
  
• Montana State official named vice president at OSU
  
• Microbes beneath ocean floor could signify life on Mars
  
• Web graphics opened to blind, other disabled people
  
• OSU prof's book published by North Carolina Press
  
• OSU prof heads to Latvia on Fulbright
  
• Beetle little threat to Oregon bees - for now
  
• OSU family business program schedules workshops
  
• Microsoft executive featured at OSU marketing seminar
  
• OSU, other NW schools help bust education barriers
  
• OSU communicators win national ag awards
  
• "Capstone" projects yield new inventors
  
• OSU is looking for a few good musicians...
  
• New "Aldo Leopold" program to help scientists reach out
  
• OSU dean named president of national business group
  
• OSU to hold special three-day course on irrigation
  

• OSU's Horner collection to join with historical society
  
• OSU science students earn scholarships
  
• OSU science students earn scholarships
  
• OSU license plates now available
  
• Bioethics institute begins at OSU Aug. 1
  
• OSU tabs Harding to chair public health department
  
• OSU marine economist tabbed by NOAA
  
• Engineer honored
  
• Oregon 4-H exchange program underway with Japan
  
• OSU's Bruce Mate to be featured on Discovery Channel
  
• OSU provost honored by national food science groups
  
• Foundation awards funds to OSU faculty
  
• 'Good guy' nematodes chase bad cranberry pests
  
• OSU to present "Pirates of Penzance" in August
  
• Oregon State University to host picnic
  
• OSU Press publishes Stafford book in reprints series
  
• New sports program taps power of nutrition pyramid
  
• Oregon State University to host picnic
  
• Luther Burbank's "mistake" taking over countryside
  
• New OSU Press book explores water in Oregon
  
• Engineering educator honored
  
• Faculty selected for bioethics institute at Oregon State
  
• New OSU Press book explores water in Oregon
  
• Former OSU student aiding health efforts for refugees
  
• OSU prof has unusual job: university diving instructor
  
• Study on student cheating finds profs make a difference
  
• OSU slates summer blood drive for July 14
  
• Field straw burning to hit record low
  
• Summer fun - DNA, French and Shakespeare
  
• New wheat could give Northwest growers a big lift
  
• Douglas County teen wins $1,500 4-H scholarship
  
• October OSU conference to focus on Oregon environment
  
• OSU plant breeder awarded endowed professorship
  
• Wildlife stewards program earns presidential award
  
• Safety program is quietly successful
  
• Wheat uncertainties send tremors through northwest
  

• Lottery scholarship awarded
  
• Corvallis woman to head OSU arts magazine
  
• Ag text confronts controversy
  
• Oregon State University to host local picnic
  
• Oregon State University to host local picnic
  
• New tools make world wide web more useful
  
• Tests keep ryegrass rust control from getting rusty
  
• New dryland crops on trial at OSU Columbia Basin ag center
  
• High school math, science teachers honored
  
• Forestry students earn scholarships
  
• Study: Life in antarctic ice may compare to Mars
  
• Math experts to meet at Oregon State
  
• OSU Press publishes book on native plant propagation
  
• Engineering students ace national tests
  
• OSU dean honored in sports medicine and exercise science
  
• OSU scientists warn of possible late blight epidemic in gardens
  
• Sidebar: How to prevent late blight in potatoes and tomatoes
  
• OSUFoundation elects new officers and trustees
  
• OSU hotel proposal on State Board agenda
  
• OSU veterinary scholarships awarded
  
• Butcher named OSU librarian
  
• New publication on biosolids available from OSU Extension
  
• Sidebar: Biosolids boost yield in dryland wheat experiments
  
• Sidebar: Biosolids boost yield in dryland wheat experiments
  
• Fertilizing wheat with biosolids: a win-win scenario?
  
• South Dakotan to head OSU animal sciences department
  
• Say goodbye to the wettest may in Oregon history
  
• Demand for agriculture grads far exceeds supply
  
• Oregon State University students earn honors scholarships
  
• Statistics student honored
  
• OSU professor emeritus honored for research contributions
  
• OSU announces participants in prestigious art program
  
• OSU pharmacy dean notes changes, looks to retirement
  
• OSU educators honored as 'emerging scholars'
  
• Survey: Linn-Benton residents say local food is lovely
  
• OSU "on-line" innovators recognized internationally
  
• Eight students honored by College of Liberal Arts
  
• OSU names Tektronix exec new Engineering dean
  
• OSU Press to distribute books through University of Arizona
  
• HMSC joins in national ocean conference
  
• "Real world" program may be future of higher ed
  
• OSU to honor "maverick" physician at commencement
  
• "OSU Sstatewide" grads gaining degrees
  
• OSU's first-ever SMILE graduate focuses on career
  
• More than 3,000 OSU students gear up for commencement
  
• New community choir to begin in Corvallis this fall
  
• OSU professor begins Oman adventure
  
• Sigma Xi honors teachers, researchers
  
• New guidebook to Oregon gardens
  
• Web course offered, taught in five states
  
• How much vitamin C is enough?
  
• Vitamin C may reduce angina, heart attack risks
  
• Engineering educator honored
  
• Math scholars honored
  

• Feasibility of hemp as fiber crop studied
  
• Alyssum attracts predator insects into broccoli fields
  
• Which flowers best attract beneficial insects?
  
• Preventing violence in schools takes community effort
  
• New computing facility offers broad possibilities
  
• New book: big business rules changing film industry
  
• OSU students present one-act plays
  
• 4-H wildlife program enrolls mother nature at schools
  
• OSU Hyslop Farm field day to be May 27 in Corvallis
  
• El Nino bringing more seal pups to beaches - and danger
  
• Book calls for new approach to wetland restoration
  
• Veterinary doctors to graduate<br>
• Straw export crisis nearing solution
  
• OSU faculty selected for bioethics institute
  
• OSU expert tasters seek source of bitterness in beer
  
• Northwest wheat growers worried about Pakistan
  
• Costs of raising a child continue to rise
  
• Sidebar: Tips for spending less and enjoying it more
  
• OSU art seniors exhibit opens today
  
• Nationally recognized sport psychologist to speak
  
• OSU Extension workshop targets air quality in schools
  
• Cleanliness best defense against Hong Kong flu
  
• OSU students receive cash awards
  
• OSU researchers seeking volunteer for hip fracture study
  
• Yeasts reduce need for chemical fungicides in stored fruit
  
• Food fair offers taste of the islands
  
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• OSU professor emeritus earns international honor
  
• Historic photo exhibit to go on display at OSU, around state
  
• OSU hosts annual Spring Pow Wow
  
• OSU grad nominated for Tony Award for "Golden Child"
  
• 4-H members named to statewide Ambassador program
  
• OSU students take spots at Asian Cultural Center
  
• Aloha resident takes OSU cultural center post
  
• OSU Faculty Senate honors L.L. "Stub" Stewart
  
• OSU student's play receives honors
  
• OSU prof honored by national organization
  
• OSU announces Newcomb scholars
  
• OSU student group works to educate at diversity festival
  
• OSU-Corvallis Symphony Orchestra to celebrate Gershwin
  
• OSU geographer on PBS series
  
• Event to help Hispanic, Latino students prepare for college
  
• E-mail: boon or boondoggle?
  
• OSU hosts Africa Night celebration
  
• New status, funding sought for geographic science
  
• OSU to host workshop focusing on immigrant families
  
• OSU to host Spring Blood Drive
  
• OSU professor computes ag cost of El Nino
  
• Northwest university presidents urge greater access
  
• OSU Mini-College registration deadline nears
  
• OSU to host benefit auction in Portland for EOP scholarships
  
• National Drinking Water Week on tap
  

• OSU's McCall forum to analyze LCDC anniversary, issues
  
• HMSC links helping to expand public education
  
• Nobel laureate closes Horning Lecture series
  
• OSU Extension nutrition program teaches urban survival
  
• Event to help Asian/Pacific Americans prepare for college
  
• OSU Theatre to present Shakespeare's "Measure for Measure"
  
• OSU to stage Medford family business workshop
  
• Japanese-American internment: Lessons take on sense of urgency
  
• OSU conference to look at Japanese-American internment
  
• OSU sets Queer Pride Week events
  
• 11th annual Pet Day at OSU
  
• OSU sets Cinco de Mayo celebration
  
• OSU to host annual Mom's Weekend events
  
• Powelson named fellow
  
• Ahern named editor
  
• OSU chemist honored
  
• Wilderness photographer to speak at OSU
  
• Economic progress key to overpopulation threat?
  
• 4-H involves Latino families in watershed health effort
  
• OSU to stage family business workshop in Coos Bay
  
• OSU offers evening of Indian classical music
  
• OSU sets Earth Week '98 events
  
• Aurora residents earn trip to national science competition
  
• OSU event to feature European culture
  
• Leong named Pernot professor at OSU
  
• OSU searching for state's top family businesses
  
• OSU offers look at India
  
• OSU's top librarian named Librarian of the Year
  
• OSU to host Holocaust Memorial Week programs
  
• OSU students, Corvallis climber to tackle K2 this June
  
• OSU student organizes benefit walk for women with AIDS
  
• Suzanne Berne to read from novel at OSU
  
• Expert: Don't throw out your vitamin C yet
  
• Gardeners cultivate homegrown cure for hunger
  
• Foreign language proficiency specialists to train at OSU
  
• Study shows cost-effective approach to species preservation
  
• Environmental graduate degree program under way
  
• United Farm Workers co-founder to speak at OSU
  
• Sea Grant gets $2.6 million for outreach, research
  
• Annual "Cascade of Science" held at OSU
  
• TV detective series to dust off old technology
  
• NW Natural exec honored with OSU award
  
• OSU students hired to promote GM
  
• OSU prof honored by national sport organization
  
• Environmental speakers at biology colloquium
  
• Sustainable forestry leader recognized
  
• OSU art exhibit, "Unruly Cosmos," to open Monday
  
• Salem youth wins 4-H scholarship
  
• Summer camp for kids topic of 4-H workshop
  
• Pauling Institute gets pleasant $1.2 million surprise
  
• OSU to host benefit for Indian Education Office
  
• OSU prof selected for Alaskan writer-in-residence program
  
• Give your old dog some new kick
  
• OSU to offer 3-week art workshop for teens this summer
  

• OSU hosts annual spring pow wow
  
• First American woman in space to speak at OSU
  
• U.S. News editor to give Pauling Lecture at OSU
  
• OSU researchers develop first time-release, chewable pills
  
• OSU marine science center offers spring program for schools
  
• OSU receives NSF grant to hold bioethics institute
  
• OSU to stage family business workshop in Beaverton
  
• Virginia prof to discuss "uncool" lower middle class in lecture
  
• OSU film series to feature Chaplin, "Sweet Hereafter"
  
• Bioremediation is theme of OSU spring seminar series
  
• 1998 editions of PNW pest handbooks available
  
• $6,000 4-H scholarship goes to Albany teenager
  
• OSU students place at international forensics meet
  
• OSU researcher earns Rohm professorship
  
• OSU offers Oregonians a taste of the islands
  
• OSU student wins fellowship to work in nation's capital
  
• Ag community alarmed about potential loss of pesticides
  
• OSU receives historical almanacs on astronomy
  
• OSU to host campus recycling conference
  
• McCubbin named associate dean of OSU college
  
• Jefferson resident earns state 'Hero" award
  
• Eugene musicians win $12,500 in scholarships
  
• Survey seeks to identify fishing family insurance needs
  
• Sea Grant tests low power radio during whale watch week
  
• Gerontology conference scheduled in April at OSU
  
• Exhibit of turn-of-the-century gowns to open in Portland
  
• OSU pharmacy students earn academic honors
  
• OSU prof elected president of Emerson Society
  
• Shakespeare's beloved "Romeo and Juliet" to grace OSU stage
  
• Bend resident elected to OSU office
  
• OSU selects student leaders
  
• OSU selects campus television station chief
  
• New book looks at parallel sayings of Jesus, Buddha
  
• Experiments suggest hop compounds fight cancer
  
• Bend resident earns OSU pharmacy honors
  
• Molalla resident earns OSU pharmacy honors
  
• OSU faculty member honored by Columbia University
  
• OSU tabs experts on sports, materials science for top honors
  
• OSU to stage family business workshop in Woodburn
  
• OSU lecture series to honor former university president
  
• Food processing company first to use high pressure
  
• Pauling Institute providing early boost to research
  
• Eugene couple honored at regional 4-H conference
  
• Romanian dance troupe to perform March 14 at OSU
  
• Ocean research class offered
  
• Egg class cracks open science fun
  
• OSU appoints student media managers
  
• OSU doctor elected fellow of American College of Physicians
  
• OSU prof's book wins "Book of the Year" award
  
• OSU Symphonic Band to tour Taiwan during spring break
  
• Summer programs planned for gifted students
  
• OSU to host one-day conference on the naturalist tradition
  
• Special 5-day course at OSU to examine migrant experience
  
• Stanford prof to speak on changing attitudes toward nature
  
• OSU research partnership brings new lab to Corvallis
  
• Satirist, business critic to speak at OSU March 6
  
• OSU study: Cash prompts pregnant women to quit smoking
  

• Mid-Willamette beef field day scheduled
  
• New oil seed crop developed
  
• Advisors available in Astoria, Hood River, The Dalles
  
• Publication examines El Nino
  
• Pollution technology uses gas-loving bacteria
  
• New science outreach effort to aid Portland schools
  
• New book focuses on life along Northwest coastlines
  
• El Nino's threat to Pacific beaches to linger
  
• Elderly parents often neglected in research
  
• Oregon students picked for ocean sciences bowl
  
• OSU scientist honored by DAR
  
• Fun is job one at 54-year-old 4-H camp
  
• Science outreach program ready to expand
  
• Pair explore history link between physics, music
  
• More room might improve salmon barging results
  
• OSU develops fish-friendly tidegate
  
• Grant aids Warm Springs degree program
  
• Answers to global questions may be on the range
  
• Week-long series examines eating disorders
  
• Web course offered for artists
  
• First Americans may have differing origins
  
• OSU to offer special new course on God
  
• New cover crop publication published by OSU
  
• Extension publication looks at property rights
  
• Yeats honored for geology contributions
  
• Art about Ag exhibit visits Philomath
  
• OSU student survives brush with death to complete doctorate
  
• Veterinary college reorganizes
  
• Transportation Institute offers safety course Feb. 17-18
  
• Course provides earthquake experts
  
• "Sex in the office" analyzed at OSU
  
• Composting workshop to be held at OSU on March 17
  
• Alpaca experts converge on OSU
  
• Report: Emerging viruses merit more concern
  
• Fishery science seminars available on videotape
  
• Conference helps professionals working with gay, lesbian teens
  
• OSU hosts winter blood drive
  

• OSU students welcome fathers Feb. 6-8
  
• OSU will teach public "Watershed 101"
  
• OSU bestows honors for cultural commitments
  
• Victorian science, lit expert to give Horning Lecture
  
• OSU professor to conduct research at Nagano Olympics
  
• Hong Kong after the turnover is Feb. 5 Convocation topic
  
• Powerful calculators help teens learn algebraic concepts
  
• Students ring in Year of the Tiger on Feb. 1
  
• Prof to study Indian involvement in Californian missions with Pew Fellowship
  
• Day-long gardening seminar offered Feb. 28
  
• Environmental engineer, computer scientist receive NSF honor
  
• Report: environment should be center stage
  
• OSU responds to Asian student crisis with tuition deferral, aid
  
• Local students make honor roll at Oregon State
  
• OSU professor named to prominent selection panel
  
• Stinky plant holds promise for cancer prevention, cure
  
• Alumni Center holds events before two women's games
  
• Deadline extended for firefighter's scholarship
  
• Salem class on Native American experience starts Jan. 31
  
• "Art for Teachers" starts Feb. 21 in Newport
  
• AIHM career day held Jan. 23
  
• Retired forest engineer gets lifetime honor
  
• Cheaper, better tests to assess groundwater pollution
  
• Retired PGE executive tapped for alumni service award
  
• El Nino conference to aid researchers and policymakers
  
• Stalinist expert to speak Jan. 26
  
• OSU Press releases winter resource for birders
  
• Students host Hispanic Night Jan. 23
  
• Food safety concerns may revive interest in pressure treatment
  
• Lambing season arrives soon
  
• Cowles to help lead Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences
  
• Head of OSU Foundation announces retirement
  
• OSU researchers find new salmon foe
  
• Banning smokes ads cuts consumption, not profits
  
• Pro-turned-professor featured at upcoming College Bowl
  
• University Theatre stages Shakespeare's first tragedy
  
• Corvallis woman to recount Himalayan climbing adventure on Jan. 14
  
• Four OSU staffers earn fulbrights
  
• Symphony orchestra players to offer chamber concert Jan. 18
  
• "Thousand Pieces" to play ala Carte concert Jan. 22
  
• OSU to host concert, master class this week
  
• OSU offers free lecture series on commercial fishing
  
• OSU agricultural scholarships announced by college
  
• Fisheries enforcement subject of town hall meeting
  
• OSU hosts 'Take Back the Night March,' vigil
  
• OSU announces new assignment for interim athletic director
  
• Talks explore Uelsmann's "Silver Meditations"
  
• OSU's Pondering the Muse exhibit gives art insights
  
• Acclaimed contemporary films highlight OSU series
  
• OSU schedules Martin Luther King celebration
  
• Courses scheduled in Coos Bay
  
• Scholarships aimed at students of all kinds in specific fields
  
• Ocean climate seminar for fishermen set for Jan. 8
  
• U.N. scientist to discuss world organization's environmental programs
  
• King Lear (Jim Edmondson) to give workshop on campus Jan. 15-16
  
• Labs to aid biology, pre-med education
  
• Boston pianist and historian to give musical look at nationalism on Jan. 6
  
• New Alumni Center hosts activities prior to men's basketball games
  

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