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Veterinary Viewpoints, No. 2, 1990
Abstract
Topics in this issue include: Breaking Ground: Ceremony Marks Beginning of Construction; The Story of Babe, the Asian Elephant; Beacham Award for Research Excellence (Metta Winter, Cornelia E. Farnum); Norden Distinguished Teacher Award (Metta Winter, Susan L. Fubini); Rabies Symposium Held For Veterinary Practitioners (Metta Winter); Hunters Aid in Annual Deer Survey (Metta Winter); Foundations Open Avenues to Research; "A Day in Hollywood" [Parent's weekend production]; Academic Notes: New Chairman of Department of Clinical Sciences Appointed (Brian R. H. Farrow), Divers Joins Clinical Staff (Thomas J. Divers), Distinguished Veterinary Immunologist Award (Alexander J. Winter), Cambridge Honors (Alan Dobson), Anatomy Award (Cornelia Farnum), 1990 George C. Poppensiek Visiting Professor (William Snowdon); College Hosts First A. D. White Professor (Peter M. Biggs); $82 Million Construction Program Begins; Centennial Medals Honor Friends of College: Morton Adams, Joseph P. King, L.S. (Steve) Riford, James L. Seward, Elwin W. Stevens.
Date Issued
1990Publisher
Cornell University. 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
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Veterinary Viewpoints, No. 2, 1990
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article
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