Wednesday, November 14, 2007 - To access the full story, click on the underlined story title found in the top bar of each entry.
| Deep gladness meets deep need | |
| Source: | National Public Radio - NPR (NAT) |
| Indexed At: | 11/14/07 8:51 AM 686083059 |
| Abstract: | ... every morning. Recently, we visited the Rural Studio at Auburn University in Alabama. There, architectural students build elegant homes and public spaces in poor communities. ... |
| Notes: | This NPR feature is about AU's Rural Studio. |
| These safety tips will help keep your holiday free from food-borne illnesses | |
| Source: | Gadsden Times (AL) circ: 22,500 [Registration Required] |
| Indexed At: | 11/14/07 7:34 AM 686034523 |
| Abstract: | ... Weese, Alabama Cooperative Extension System food scientist and Auburn University associate professor of nutrition and foods. You are about to pull off a miracle, balancing ... |
| Notes: | Jean Weese, Alabama Cooperative Extension System food scientist and Auburn University associate professor of nutrition and foods, was the primary source of information for this story. |
| Bill tough on cotton growers | |
| Byline: | Doug Abrahms |
| Source: | Montgomery Advertiser (AL) circ: 48,100 [Registration Required] |
| Indexed At: | 11/14/07 5:51 AM 685970762 |
| Abstract: | ... other crops, said Robert Goodman, an agricultural economist at Auburn University. A cotton field usually gets picked three times a year in Alabama, so even ... |
| Notes: | Robert Goodman, an agricultural economist at Auburn University, is quoted in this story about the effects on Alabama farmers of a possible provision to a bill in Washington. |
| 26 October 2007 | |
| Source: | American Association for the Advancement of Science/EurekAlert (NAT) |
| Indexed At: | 11/13/07 2:04 PM 685448253 |
| Abstract: | ... Andrew Hiatt, Mapp Biopharmaceutical, Inc. • Zhanjiang Liu, Auburn University • Steven A. Lommel, North Carolina State University • Joyce Loper, U.S. Department of Agriculture ... |
| Notes: | Zhanjiang Liu, Auburn University, was elected a Fellow of the American Association for Scientific Advancement in the Agriculture, Food, and Renewable Resources section. Fellows are elected to AASA for their contributions to science and technology. |
| A Shelter for the Soul | |
| Source: | Sojourners Magazine (NAT) |
| Indexed At: | 11/13/07 10:47 AM 685327954 |
| Abstract: | ... the late Samuel Mockbee, architect and founder of Auburn University’s Rural Studio. A patron saint in the humanitarian design movement, Mockbee co-founded the yearlong ... |
| Notes: | The title of this story is taken from a quote from the late Samuel Mockbee, architect and founder of Auburn University's Rural Studio. Mockbee said, "Everyone, rich or poor, deserves a shelter for the soul." The story briefly discusses the work of several programs, including that of the Rural Studio. |
| Auburn Changes Rules For Iron Bowl Weekend | |
| Source: | WIAT-TV CBS 42 Birmingham (AL) |
| Indexed At: | 11/13/07 6:57 PM 685613105 |
| Abstract: | ... Bowl moving back to its traditional Thanksgiving week, Auburn University has modified its game day plan in the interest of campus security and safety. The ... |
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