Gallery: Wine Science Center at WSU Tri-Cities
Summer 2015Views of the Wine Science Center at WSU Tri-Cities before it opens in June 2015. Photos by Zach Mazur....
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Tags: Wine, Viticulture, Enology, Buildings
Gallery: Seeing Selma
Summer 2015A gallery of photos by former WSU photographer Jim Barker of the 1965 civil rights march to Selma. ...
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Tags: Gallery, Selma, Civil rights, African Americans
Videos: WSU alumni sportscasters
Summer 2015Highlights of sportscasters who graduated from WSU's Murrow College of Communication. ...
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Maps: Mashups from the WSU GIS Laboratory—a sampling of studies and classroom exercises
Summer 2015Maps from WSU's GIS lab show the potential to match data with geographical representations.
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Tags: Maps, GIS, Geographic Information System
How to make artisan bread
Summer 2015One of the most popular naturally leavened breads of late is the country loaf developed by Tartine Bakery chef Chad Robertson. Its precise measurement and multiple steps can be off-putting at first, but over time you’ll find you can go through many of the motions as a matter of routine.
Robertson and other artisan bakers also recommend a variety of tools to maximize the odds of success. You can get an infrared thermometer, a special mixing tub, a kitchen scale, and special baskets lined wi...
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Recipe: Serious Pie’s Kale Salad, and more
Spring 2015Serious Pie’s Kale Salad (courtesy Tom Douglas)
Kale, washed, stems removed, dried, and roughly chopped into about 3-inch pieces
Garlic oil *
Freshly squeezed lemon juice
Chopped Calabrian chilies **
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Grated Parmesan
Toasted pine nuts
Put the kale in a bowl and dress with garlic oil and lemon juice
(using about twice as much oil as lemon juice). Season to taste with
chilies, salt, and pepper. Use your hands to massage everything
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Brain rules and brain development
Spring 2015
In Brain Rules, Dr. John Medina ’88, a molecular biologist, tells how the brain sciences might influence the way we teach our children and the way we work. In each chapter, he describes a brain rule—what scientists know for sure about how our brains work—and then offers transformative ideas for our daily lives.
Visit Dr. Medina’s website to read about each of the brain rules listed below and watch videos showing their appli...
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Tags: Brain, Child development
Gallery: Guatemalan arthropods at WSU
Spring 2015Photos in vivo of some of the 130,000 Guatemalan colorful moths, beetles, and other bugs in the M.T. James Entomological Museum collection. Photos by Jose Monzon...
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Gallery: Self-portraits of Okanogan, Washington photographer Frank Matsura
Spring 2015Gallery of the works of Frank Matsura....
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Mural in K-House
Winter 2014Coming soon: the mural in K-House, also called the Interfaith House....
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Tags: Mural, Buildings
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