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Colors of Wazzu Over the years, the school has developed a complete liberal arts program with offerings from the bachelor’s through doctoral de¬ grees. It is a world-renowned research unit in biological chemistry, gene¬ tics and wheat breeding that has resolved fundamental scientific problems while aiding the fight against poverty and hunger. The institutional concern for a clean environment has fostered worl¬ dwide research on atmospheric pollution. The use of the compu¬ ter has unlocked such literary sec¬ rets as the works of the 17th cen¬ tury to help better serve humanity today. However, deep within this Palouse country grows a cultural climate. There are seven museums and collections located Colorful support appears at the homecoming foot¬ ball contest with Southern Cal in Martin Stadium. (Photo by Scott Grifis) here, each adding to the educa¬ tional experience. The Ownbey Herbarium con¬ tains a collection of 285,000 plant specimens including nearly all the collections of pioneer botanists of the Pacific Northwest. This nationally recognized facility serves the university as a refer¬ ence collection, a research labora¬ tory and teaching facility. One of the largest insect collec¬ tions in the Pacific Northwest, the James Entomological Museum houses nearly one million insect specimens with particular strengths in flies, beetles and but¬ terflies. Other collections include a re¬ search collection of 14,000 verte¬ brates and the Drucker collection of Oriental furniture. This is higher education coun- Striving to win, students compete in a local canoe¬ biking-running competition. (Photo by Jose Balcells) try. WSU and the University of Idaho, located eight miles apart and both land grant universities have a total of 25,000 students, capital facilities investments pre¬ sently valued at more than $1.4 billion and university-affiliated research programs approximat¬ ing $70 million annually. There are seven colleges within the university and the graduate school. Each college has its strengths. For example, the College of Crimson and grey are seen across campus i. a varie¬ ty of forms. The school’s colors are reflected in this diploma. (Photo by Tracy A. Bull) S Opening 7
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Building A Place Pharmacy has students involved in a spectrum of research activi¬ ties in the areas of pharmacology and toxicology. Research is pre¬ sently being pursued in such areas as nutritional approaches to treat¬ ing cancer. In addition to the typical de¬ partments, there are a number of research centers on campus in¬ cluding the Nuclear Radiation Center, the Electron Microscope Center, Bioanalytical Center, The state of Washington Waste Re¬ search Center and the State Archaeological Research Center. Each serves to enrich the educa¬ tional scope at the university. The Nuclear Radiation Center serves the focal point for nuclear- related research. Irradiation and neutron activation analysis ser¬ vices are provided to the campus and other education units around the northwest. The College of Engineering has gained nationwide and worldwide publicity for the university. Major research is being done in air pollution research on halocarbon and the effect on the upper atmosphere, wood technology, geohydrology, environmental en- 8 Opening
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