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LarryClark: New page: = '''WSU Highlights by Decade''' = == 1890-1899 == {| class="FCK__ShowTableBorders" width="100%" |- | valign="top" width="15%" | 1890 | valign="top" width="85%" | State Land-Grant Col...

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New page: = '''WSU Highlights by Decade''' = == 1890-1899 == {| class="FCK__ShowTableBorders" width="100%" |- | valign="top" width="15%" | 1890 | valign="top" width="85%" | State Land-Grant Col...

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	*'''$25 million grant''' for School of Global Animal Health from Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, largest in WSU history.		*'''$25 million grant''' for School of Global Animal Health from Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, largest in WSU history.

−	There's much more! Take a "stroll" through the decades by '''[http://~~www~~.wsu.edu/WSU-history/ visiting WSU's history page]'''. Or explore the history of WSU through the [http://~~www~~.wsu.edu/~~president~~/past-presidents/~~index.html~~ eras of its presidents].	+	There's much more! Take a "stroll" through the decades by '''[http://university-relations.wsu.edu/WSU-history/ visiting WSU's history page]'''. Or explore the history of WSU through the [http://president.wsu.edu/office/university-governance/past-presidents/ eras of its presidents].

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-Originally compiled by '''Bob Smawley''', this timeline of WSU highlights from 1890-2000 will be updated and expanded. If you have questions or changes, please '''[[Our_Story:Contact|contact us]]'''.
+[[Image:Wsu_campus1.jpg|thumb|right|250px]]Originally compiled by '''Bob Smawley''', this timeline of WSU highlights from 1890-2000 will be updated and expanded. If you have questions or changes, please '''[[Our Story:Contact|contact us]]'''.
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-Research led to the development of "Cougar Gold Cheese," produced by [[Ferdinand's_turns_60|WSU Creamery]].
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-Ferry Hall torn down; [[Who_Moved_My_Cupola?|cupola saved]] and installed as a memorial along what is now Glenn Terrell Friendship Mall.
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-[[Unstoppable_Rueben_Mayes|Rueben Mayes]], Cougar running back, broke NCAA single-game football rushing record with 357 yards, against Oregon in Eugene.
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-The WSU Creamery, home of [[Ferdinand's_turns_60|Ferdinand's]], celebrated its 50th anniversary. Previously located in Troy Hall, Ferdinand's moved to new facilities in the Food Quality Building in 1992. WSU cheeses, including Cougar Gold, are sold worldwide.
+The WSU Creamery, home of [[Ferdinand's turns 60|Ferdinand's]], celebrated its 50th anniversary. Previously located in Troy Hall, Ferdinand's moved to new facilities in the Food Quality Building in 1992. WSU cheeses, including Cougar Gold, are sold worldwide.
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 Crimson Company, the student show choir, one of WSU's most popular public relations vehicles for nearly a quarter of a century, was discontinued after its final tour in May due to budget cuts. The decision was made by the executive board of the WSU Alumni Association, the group's sponsor.
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 The WSU baseball facility was renamed Bailey-Brayton Field, honoring Buck Bailey and Bobo Brayton, who coached the Cougars, 1927-41 and 1946-61 (Bailey) and 1962-94 (Brayton). Originally located near Hollingbery Fieldhouse, a new Bailey Field opened in 1980 near the Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum.
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 Steve Wymer became the first person in WSU history to serve three different terms as president of the Associated Students of WSU. He initially became president, upon succession while serving as ASWSU vice president, in 1998-1999. He was elected ASWSU president in 1999-2000 and reelected for 2000-2001.
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 On June 8, V. Lane Rawlins became WSU's ninth president succeeding eighth president, Samuel H. Smith, who served from July 1, 1985 to June 8, 2000. Rawlins, previously president of The University of Memphis in Tennessee, was a former WSU faculty member and administrator. He joined the economics faculty in 1968, later served as chair of the department of economics, and was WSU vice provost from 1982-86.
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 Construction on the new $39 million Student Recreation Center neared completion, scheduled to open in January 2001.
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-''Originally compiled by Bob Smawley. Updated 5/11/94 by Mark D. Peck and 3/25/96 by Christina R. Parrish and Cynthia Hulse. Updated fall 2000 by Barb Petura and Tim Marsh. If you have corrections to this document, please contact us. Thank you. ''
+''Originally compiled by Bob Smawley. Updated 5/11/94 by Mark D. Peck and 3/25/96 by Christina R. Parrish and Cynthia Hulse. Updated fall 2000 by Barb Petura and Tim Marsh. If you have corrections to this document, please [[Our_Story:Contact|contact us]]. Thank you.''

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