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  '''[[:Category:Oral histories|Oral histories of WSU emeritus faculty]]'''
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• WSU presidents I have known (or known of)
  Classes began in Pullman on January 13, 1892, with five faculty members and 60 students, many of them at only the preparatory level. (There ...ure well-trained faculty embers to develop the coursework, to organize the faculty into schools, and to secure funding for buildings. In 1893, his wife, Hatti
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• Ferdinand's turns 60
  ...mployees and about three dozen part-time student workers, and supports one faculty member position and two or more graduate students in WSU’s food science d
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• Their place in history
  ...collection came out of the University’s own archives of pictures shot by faculty, employees, and local studios. But others came from personal scrapbooks don
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• The Presidents
  ...ties, Spokane, and Vancouver. The University now comprises more than 1,300 faculty and 799 buildings across the state. At graduations this May from Pullman to ...Unknown<br>Age when hired: 37<br>Starting salary: $4,000<br>Faculty: 5<br>Faculty salaries: $2,000 (males), $1,500 (females)<br>Price of a loaf of bread: $.0
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• Happy 25th, KZUU!
  ...se wanted. This small but tenacious group met opposition from students and faculty concerned that it would compete with KUGR, from local radio stations, and e
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• The Love Letters
  ...on didn’t end there. Edward was the first member of Washington State’s faculty to be granted a paid sabbatical, and with it he provided his family the rar He was just 53 and very active in his faculty position. The diagnoses prompted them to move to a house closer to campus,
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• Growing Up on College Hill
  ...n each living group would hold one or two formal teas or musicales for WSC faculty and staff, city dignitaries, and alums. Because of these experiences and Ru ...ectory came into service, it was named the Fusser’s Guide. Of course for faculty and town’s people it was a quick way to find someone. But, for the studen
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• My best and toughest journalism professors at WSU
  ...llman via Michigan in 1937. He never left. During 37 on the WSU journalism faculty he taught reporting, editing, proof-reading, feature writing, advertising, ...px|Tom Heuterman. WSU University Relations files]]Tom Heuterman joined the faculty in 1965. The&nbsp;former ''Evergreen ''editor and alumnus taught mass commu
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• New Nez Perce Indian Song Book Preserves Valuable Link With Past
  ...ation is the result of a project conducted by Loran Olsen of the WSU music faculty, and authorized by the tribe’s Executive Committee last May. <br> “With Olsen, a midwesterner who joined the WSU faculty just six years ago last fall, had had no exposure to the Nez Perce culture
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• When Pullman was a Ski Town
  ...as the head of the philosophy department at WSC for years and was also the faculty adviser for the team.
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• Where Have You Gone, Edward R. Murrow?
  <br>''Val Limburg joined the WSU Communication faculty in 1967 and retired in 2002. He taught thousands of broadcasting students,
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• How Coug Are You?
  ...e with his family to Pullman at the age of five when his father joined the faculty at WSU. The school has always been part of his sense of self, he says. "Onc
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• The End of an Era
  ...ms. “No hospital in town? It didn’t go well with trying to bring young faculty in.” ...sity for $1 a year. Not only did the on-campus medical center help attract faculty, the administrators touted it in their efforts to draw students.
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• How Cougar Gold made the world a better place
  ...ding Salvadalena, the Creamery supports seven staff positions, a full-time faculty member and a staff member in Food Sciences and Human Nutrition, two researc
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• Maughan Brothers: grateful for a Mother's Influence
  ...hed at Fish Lake, Idaho, in 1947, killing him. Delight was a member of the faculty from 1948 until 1973, when she retired as department chair. She died in 200
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• Livestock advisors celebrate 20 years
  Extension faculty teach units on sheep, swine, horses, rabbits, poultry, exotics such as llam
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• WSU Hall of Fame adds 5 who excelled
  ...tunities for women to participate in sports were limited. She was 1968 WSU Faculty Woman of the Year, and received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Natio
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• Harrison National Public Radio pioneer
  ...fullest. During 27 years on the Washington State University communications faculty, including 17 as manager of KWSU Radio, he figured significantly in the for ...dians, and Mosaic. In 1975 he was selected to deliver WSU’s 36th Invited Faculty Address. In it, he said public broadcasting is the best means of adding...
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• Bhatia built Honors, International Programs
  ...tional Education (1973-90). Shortly after his arrival at WSU, he and other faculty colleagues, including mathematics professors Sidney Hacker and Donald Busha ...octorate in pharmacy, he joined WSU's College of Pharmacy, where he held a faculty appointment for 41 years. Most of his efforts, however, were devoted to Hon
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• Blackwell Makes His Mark: Noted Sociologist Receives WSU's Highest Honor
  ...w doctoral program in sociology and the opportunity to teach. He found the faculty helpful and "non-patronizing." ...ve or six years but remained for 20. Under his chairmanship (1970-76), the faculty in his department tripled from 11 to 34 members.
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• My Story at WSU - Robert Berney '54, '60
  ...s, 7 years as Chairman of the Economics Department, a year as Chair of the Faculty Senate, a year visiting at Indiana University, a year with the Advisory Com
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• Catherine Mathews Friel is thankful for life in a small college town
  ...resident Compton, she says his administration brought salary increases for faculty and additional construction on campus. President Bryan, other early presidents, faculty members, and heads of campus living groups were invited to formal teas at t
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• Ghostly meetings with "E.A."
  ...ould finish in the morning and that “E.A.” was abroad. That particular faculty member had had his own occasions to interact with our ghost so he said that
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• The Victory Team - December 1926 Alumnus magazine
  ...des for Hollingbery’s services on a year-around basis as a member of the faculty at the state college, although he will be entitled to the usual leaves of a
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• The Pakistan Connection
  ...faculty received their graduate education at WSU, and some of its current faculty continue to come to WSU for post-doctoral training. That Exchange Program a The contract provided for reciprocity, so a number of faculty members and technicians from Pakistan studied in Pullman. In a real sense,
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• The Greatest Athlete in Washington State History
  ...Dietz only by reputation, the present student-body mourns with the alumni, faculty, and old friends the death of a premier athlete and splendid man."<br><br>T
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• Carlton Lewis: WSU's first African American student body president
  On this council, composed of students, faculty members and WSU administrators, everyone would have an equal voice in all W ...also advocates an undergraduate advisory committee to provide feedback on faculty policies. He suggested course that "relate to a student's life" such as cou
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• Spokane's Foot and Mouth Disease outbreak in 1914
  ...anitation efforts were Washington State University veterinary students and faculty who took a train from Pullman to Spokane, after permission was granted by t
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• Fifty Years Back: Washington State University in 1962
  The students and faculty also hosted open houses for the community, other students, and kids, to sho WSU was led by President C. Clement French. He was aided by Dean of Faculty S. Town Stephenson, Dean of the Graduate School D. S. Farner, Dean of Stude
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• Observatory To Be Ready Soon, 1952
  ...WSC observatory came into being after proposals to the administration and faculty by Dr. Sidney G. Hacker, WSC professor of mathematics, were approved in pri
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• Oral history: Sue Durrant
  In this history, coach and faculty member Sue Durrant ’62 gives a personal and moving account of what it was ...know, in interesting ways. Well if we could; I’m curious about women um, faculty members across departments and their interaction with one another and befor
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• Oral history: Leonard Kirschner
  ...ber two guy in those days was not called a Provost, he was the Dean of the Faculty, but it was equivalent. The difference is he was a teaching physicist. I ju ...s, the advising for pre-meds, the first two years were handled just by the faculty. I would come in a week before the semester began and there’d be a packet
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• Oral history: Herb Nakata
  ...alks about his childhood in a Japanese internment camp through his role as faculty member and researcher in bacteriology, and chair of his department. ...piece band with two vocalists, so it was a big band and we played for all faculty dances, student dances, 2, 3000 people, um, but it was fun because at the e
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• Oral history: David Seamans
  In this history, David Seamans, who joined the electrical engineering faculty in 1954 (and retired in 1992), remembers a campus that had one computer, an ...n here at WSU or at least he found out some way that they were looking for faculty member here and I guess he recommended me, I don’t know; he must have bec
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• Oral history: Norman Whittlesey
  ...ut it wasn’t you were full blown faculty, you just had the privileges of faculty at that point until I actually became an employee of WSU in 1965 ...ears. The decorum of faculty and students was quite different, uh, all the faculty wore ties and coats every day, um, at least the men did, uh, women, girls,
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• Bryan Hall History
  ...well. In 1920, former President William H. Taft spoke to the students and faculty in Bryan Hall’s auditorium. Much of his speech can be found in the May (
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• Stevens Hall History
  ...campus, the site of receptions, state conventions, and annual dinners for faculty and administrators. It remains a dignified, yet unpretentious, reminder of
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• Smith Gymnasium History
  ...ing pool, general university classrooms, the intramural sports office, and faculty offices.
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• WSU in 1963
  ...nStephenson tennis trophy.jpg|thumb|none|300px|S. Town Stephenson, Dean of Faculty, presents a tennis trophy.]] The ''Daily Evergreen'' continued to feed the news to hungry students and faculty.
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