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Veterinary Viewpoints, No. 16, Spring 1982
Abstract
Topics in this issue include: Thoroughbred Stallion Gift to Equine Park; Message from the Dean (Edward C. Melby, Jr.); Director Appointed for Equine Research Program (G. Frederick Fregin); Quarantine!; Wanted: Equine Experience; The Chicken & Cancer; Avian Clinic Update; The Compass [computer-based literture searching] in the Library; On Good Behavior; A Cambridge Congregation; McGregor Recognition (Douglas D. McGregor); First North American Veterinarian Elected to Argentine Academy (George C. Poppensiek); Footnotes: Pharmacology Grant, Dr. Weiland Receives Award (Gregory A. Weiland); Incoming Director (Ralph A. Jones); Pfizer Prize (Peter J. Johnson); [Obituary] Gary A. Bolton; Puppy Fat (Or Don't Feed That Dog At The Table (Dan Simpson).
Date Issued
1982Publisher
New York State College of Veterinary Medicine
Subject
New York State College of Veterinary Medicine -- Periodicals; Cornell University. College of Veterinary Medicine -- Periodicals; Veterinary medicine -- New York (State) -- Periodicals
Previously Published As
Veterinary Viewpoints, No. 16, Spring 1982
Type
article
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