 Spring 2005
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Author Robin Cody censors himself to get his book on school shelves.
A Rare Tome
A peek at PSU’s copy of Galileo’s treatise on the universe.
Business Not as Usual
Breathing new life into the MBA.
Party Down
A new way of looking at primaries in Oregon could upset the party faithful.
Fish Out of Water
Professor Jason Podrabsky studies one creature’s amazing ability to survive.
Chasing the Multnomah Myth
Who was Chief Multnomah? A PSU history professor wants to know.
DEPARTMENTS
What Do You Do When Temperatures Sore?, Northwest Learns from Tsunami, PSU Featured in Colleges with a Conscience, “A Great Day in Portland” Jazz Photo, Education Earns Award for Diversity, Mercy Corps CEO to Speak
Enjoyed Reading About the State’s Unique History, Faculty Members Were Conscientious Objectors, For Additional Materials on War Pacifists
Good Soldiers, Hello Exile, Sailing into the Abyss, The Language of Baklava, When the Thrush Calls, Shadow Boxers
They Bowled Us Over, Come to Campus to Learn About the World, PSU at OSU: Leave the Driving to Us, Class of 1956 Prepares to Celebrate 50 Years, Honoring Alumni and Friends at PSU Salutes
Alumni Profiles
Teresa Neva Tate ’94, MA ’97 Creates Living History for a New Museum, John Stephens MIM ’03 Helps Tsunami Victims in India
Historic Season for Men’s Basketball
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