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A shortage of large-animal vets threatens the health and safety of livestock and meat. For more, see Farm Medicine.
Photo by Karin Higgins; cover design by Jay Leek.
Volume 24 · Number 2 · Winter 2007
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Features
Farm Medicine
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Most city-bred veterinary students prefer to treat small animals, resulting in a growing shortage of docs for animals on dairies and ranches. A program that gets students down on the farm is persuading more of them to choose cows as a career. |
The Children's Ambassador
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As head of UNICEF, alumnus Ann Veneman ’70 has dedicated herself to the welfare of the world's children. |
Green Building for a Blue Lake
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Researchers working to keep Lake Tahoe blue have a new state-of-the-art facility that's also a public museum, college classroom and showcase for environmentally friendly design. |
Air Crusader
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Sounding the alarm about the deadly pollutants at the World Trade Center site is just one of the many accomplishments of air pollution expert Tom Cahill. |