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Veterinary Viewpoints, No. 3, 1990
Abstract
Topics in this issue include: Where the Buffalo Roam: Round-up for Runaways; Dr. Eugenia Kelman: New Assistant Dean for Student Affairs; International Symposium Focuses on Animal Pain and Its Control (Charles E. Short); Survey Looks at Applicants; Learning to Learn: Director Guides Educational Development (Katherine M. Edmondson); Centennial Medallions Awarded: Stanley Aldrich, MacDonald Holmes, Arnold Weinberg; Empire Games Entry: Sandy Young Swims the Fast Lane; Summertime Researchers; Academic Notes: Biosafety Officer Appointed (Larry Thompson), Dr. Hintz Inducted into Equine Research Hall of Fame (Harold Hintz), On AVMA Council for Research (Bud Tennant), Theriogenologist Joins Faculty (Peter Daels), Dr. Cooper Received Ralston Purina Research Award (Barry Cooper), Kallfelz Interim Director VMTH (Francis A. Kallfelz), Dubovi Named Associate Director (Edward J. Dubovi), Dr. Evans Honored by AAVA (Howard E. Evans); Update on Construction: Pipes and Planning; Computers & Pigs: Improving Diagnostic Skills (Barbara Straw).
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. 3, 1990
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article
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