• Electronic services: OSU number one in nation
  
• OSU college announces ag honors scholarships
  
• OSU hosts 'Kaleidoscope of Colleges, Cultures'
  
• OSU prof: teachers need help with classroom management
  
• 1998 PNW agricultural outlook a mixed bag, says report
  
• Forestry educator honored
  
• Fraternities announce latest pledges
  
• OSU blood drive benefits Pacific Northwest residents
  
• New Starker Professor to create family forestry program
  
• OSU professor finds chicken bacteria in Oregon
  
• OSU Marine Science Center named regional learning center
  
• Oregonians have slim change for white Christmas...again
  
• OSU president responds to Governor's presentation
  
• Students earn scholarships
  
• OSU professor honored by Iowa university
  
• Study finds forests trap little CO2 when the heat is on
  
• Local students make honor roll at Oregon State
  
• Students make honor roll at Oregon State
  
• Earthquake course offered on Oregon TV
  
• Professor helps plan eradication of wild goats
  
• Central Point student wins national 4-H fashion award
  
• OSU prof named fellow of textile association
  
• Oregon hazelnut growers reap harvest
  
• Energy department honors Oregon project
  
• Old growth forests still soaking up CO2
  
• Field study links sunlight to amphibian deformities
  
• OSU experiment station identifies profitable wastes
  
• Greek system offers growth, leadership skills
  
• Grants can help keep education plans on track
  
• Use caution in evaluating college housing options
  
• Wait 'til 1998, OSU advises on tuition bills
  
• New sea grant position focuses on groundfish industry
  
• Fisheries prof works to improve groundfish assessment
  
• Oregon delegation visited Tennessee for 4-H congress
  
• Fruit, vegetable safety are meeting's focuses
  
• OSU sets annual holiday party and market
  
• Will maraschino cherries power our engines?
  
• OSU expands evening business class offerings
  
• OSU hosts round table on racial reconciliation
  
• Harvard scientist appointed OSU vice president
  

• Northwest tribes working to cut tobacco use
  
• Global graduates find college in faraway places
  
• Schuette named Dean of Distance, Continuing Ed at OSU
  
• Pollution "credits" may help clean Oregon streams
  
• OSU to host four-hand piano concert
  
• Choirs, orchestra to host holiday concert
  
• Legislator to speak at annual small fruits meeting
  
• Event to help African-American students prepare for college
  
• Ski enthusiast to present show
  
• OSU offers memorial scholarship
  
• Study shows welfare caseload drops due to economy, not reform
  
• OSU archaeologists analyze artifacts from forest site
  
• OSU researcher receives honors
  
• OSU sets succession workshop for family businesses
  
• Applications available for $12,500 in music scholarships
  
• OSU to host big jazz ensemble concert
  
• OSU-Corvallis Symphony Orchestra sets 92nd season
  
• OSU honors state's top family businesses
  
• New bacterial research works on pollution
  
• Research shows that old dinosaur theory won't fly
  
• El Nino could tear at West Coast shorelines
  
• Roberts to explore molecular genetics in Knudson Lectures Nov. 19-20
  
• Purdue researcher hired to run OSU's environmental health sciences center
  
• OSU works to curb athletic deficit
  
• Veteran's Day vigil held by ROTC society
  
• Screening committee named for Athletic Director slot
  
• Public auction in White City on Nov. 8
  
• "Shine's" featured concerto the subject of Nov. 19 lecture
  
• OSU-Corvallis band performs Nov. 20
  
• Baritone sings Schubert's "Winterreise" on Nov. 21
  
• Professor reaches finals in design competition
  
• Director who cast "God" as a woman to give to campus lectures
  
• Workshop series for fishermen focuses on research
  
• Enrollment rises above 14,000 due to retention and recruitment efforts
  
• Honors students learn about ethical leadership via grant
  
• Shakespeare's "Comedy of Errors" gets twists from Disney and Indiana Jones
  

• Community forum on Measure 51 slated for Nov. 1
  
• Nov. 5 water conference to stress salmon restoration
  
• Butterfly collectors to meet on campus Nov. 1
  
• Forestry professor earns teaching award
  
• Speakers to explore use and misuse of science in environmental controversies
  
• Agricultural Sciences uses web to link agribusinesses and students
  
• Native grasses identified for use in erosion control, restoration
  
• Feeding Lewis and Clark: a two-year dinner party for 45
  
• Quotations lead into new Valley Library
  
• OSU names former Oregonian to VP slot
  
• TV producers study microbiology at OSU
  
• OSU honors 40 as Diamond Pioneers
  
• Starker Lectures feature environmental leaders
  
• Nov. 6 concert features Seattle musicians
  
• Zoologist named as AAAS fellow
  
• Health and Human Performance honors two of its own
  
• OSU hosts fitness forum, lecture
  
• Students considering OSU are invited to Beaver Open House Nov. 8
  
• Lane group expands composting education
  
• Extension fraternity honors new members
  
• Raw cider can be a health concern
  
• Ethics program publishes essays on assisted suicide
  
• Fungi bullets help give woodpeckers a home
  
• Registration due for farming and natural systems workshop
  
• OSU Statewide offers college coursework to reservations
  
• Reception honors 25th anniversary of Women's Center, Womens Studies
  
• Renaissance man to give Horning talks
  
• Nobel laureate to give Pauling Lectures
  
• Computer use not reaching its potential
  
• Entries for Art about Agriculture open
  
• Congressional hearing on engineering and engineering education on campus Oct. 15
  
• Pianist to present master class
  
• Singers present tour of German Lieder
  
• Recycling team, professor earn state awards
  
• Liberal Arts honors its faculty
  
• John Frohnmayer to lecture, visit classrooms Oct. 21-23
  
• Teleconference on death and dying issues slated for Oct. 15
  
• Homecoming 1997: Here's what's happening
  
• Pharmacist, genetics researcher and marketer honored as Alumni Fellows
  
• Three reunions slated for Homecoming weekend
  
• More than 200 incoming merit scholars feted
  
• OSU Foundation celebrates 50 years of building
  
• Kimchee, marriage rites and tae kwon do: it's Korean Night Oct. 11
  
• Growing sugar beets that resist herbicides
  
• Researcher aids with Canadian forest renewal
  
• E.R. Jackman Foundation elects officers
  
• A decade of Danish exchange saluted Oct. 6-7
  
• Art professor honored for education accomplishments
  
• Bands from across state to play at Oct. 4 half-time show
  
• Native American traditions strengthen math and science program
  

• OSU ecologist joins call for new climate policies
  
• OSU links up with LBCC for Japanese classes
  
• Sally Ride to visit campus in April
  
• OSU study to check weight-loss claims
  
• Communication gap divides homeless youth and services to help them
  
• Non-chemical ways to stop things that buzz
  
• Eastern Oregon fostering juniper boomtowns
  
• Fall series focuses on salmon recovery efforts
  
• Water quality conference set for Nov. 5
  
• Acclaimed Scottish musicians, Skyedance, to perform Sept. 28
  
• Certified forest products: a niche market or more?
  
• Fall term OSU Statewide courses available
  
• Medford seminars on family violence offered
  
• Famed mathematician Sir Roger Penrose to explore brain's workings on Oct. 2
  
• Summit to improve math education to draw 400 K-16 educators
  
• Prof finds corporate safety, health and environmental costs often underestimated
  
• OSU hosts 300 drums as part of Global Rhythm Tour
  
• Needle disease in twice as many firs as last year
  
• Eugene youth helps develop national 4-H advertising campaign
  
• Sinuous wood sculptures on display Sept. 29
  
• The Mikado revived on campus Oct. 2-4
  
• International Film Series thrives in its 20th year
  
• Mother- and daughter-in-laws sought for study
  
• Massive remodel reinvents dorm, remakes dining hall into series of restaurants
  
• International parks conflicts focus of seminar series
  
• New head of sexual assault support services hired
  
• Extension Service honors volunteers and donors
  
• Extension Service honors its faculty
  
• College of Agriculture honors its faculty
  
• College of Science honors its faculty
  
• New book explores stories and myths of corporate creativity
  
• Six characteristics essential for corporate creativity
  
• Professor's art text spawns PBS series, CD-ROM
  
• Ten artists featured in PBS series
  
• OSU Press issues atlas of Oregon wildlife
  
• Uneven-aged forestry workshop draws national interest
  
• Alliance makes award-winning strides in meeting seafood safety needs
  
• First Americans expert to speak in Colorado
  
• OSU rolls out red carpet for incoming students
  
• New fish and wildlife students get their feet wet early
  
• Farming poplar trees is low maintenance, not work-free
  
• Pruning the newest garden craze
  
• Maryland administrator hired as OSU's Career Services director
  
• Cancer-fighting taxol found in home landscaping yews
  
• University employees honored at annual University Day
  
• Tangent family succession workshop held Sept. 23
  
• Portland family succession workshop held Sept. 25
  
• Rare burger may be history; it's Food Safety Education Month
  
• Foods a safety expert would avoid
  
• Woman shares her botulism ordeal to spare others
  
• Potential botulism sources listed
  
• Food poisoning hits the weakest hardest
  
• Native prairies losing ground, but some progress made
  
• New wheat may beat the weeds
  
• New business degree allows distant students to finish
  
• OSU Statewide launches into full swing
  
• Students celebrate India's independence anniversary
  
• Eastern Oregon fat content class reaches 120 students in seven counties
  

• El Nino to make winter look like Jekyll and Hyde
  
• Students host regional education conference Sept. 16
  
• Gene to help growers sex turkey poults by their feathers
  
• Instructor to teach in Czech Republic on Junior Fulbright Award
  
• American Dairy Association honors Sandine
  
• Business College receives largest stock gift in OSU's history--$6.1 million
  
• From Scio to Silicon Valley: alum makes the "E Trade" his stock in trade
  
• OSU 21st in nation for Peace Corps volunteers
  
• Northeastern Oregon apple investors sought
  
• Workshop for returning older students held Sept. 24
  
• Medford family business workshop slated
  
• Leno named head of Extension Home Economics department
  
• State's climatologist to lead national organization
  
• OSU acquires collection of Malamud works
  
• Solutions found to potatoes' corky ringspot
  
• Today's warm wet weather result of tropical storm Ignacio
  
• OSU appoints interim vice president for finance
  
• Mercedes Bates, the executive woman behind Betty Crocker, dies at 81
  
• Is tobacco fraud a symptom of wider truth-bending?
  
• National pesticide network adds web site, more staff
  
• Natural population controls in marine fish demonstrated
  
• UPS strike shouldn't effect OSU textbook delivery
  
• Murdock gift allows X-ray lab
  
• New selenium test allows better look into toxicity, deficiency
  
• 4-H Exchange program celebrates 25th anniversary
  
• Alum named to leading Forest Service slot
  
• Finance head to lead OSU athletics
  
• Emeritus administrator to help run veterinary group
  
• Riparian zones need nature's touch, not man's
  
• Relay cropping: lawn-like fields soak up cornfields' manure smell and runoff
  
• Dairy scientist challenges protein feed limits
  
• Grants Pass, Madras students earn four-year science and technology scholarships
  
• Indian spiritual leader to visit OSU in mid-August
  
• How to beat the weather and sugar beet weeds
  
• Bag those posts to stave off rot
  
• OSU scientists clone Mendel's famous dwarfing gene
  
• 'Soft' control of pests saves money, may be more effective
  
• Yeast may prevent pear rot
  
• Research subs beneath Arctic ice to study currents, river pollution, radiation, climate change
  
• OSU communicators win national awards
  
• Fresh sliced pears on their way to market
  
• Interns enter engineering program with 100 percent hiring history
  

• Animals' intelligence a core issue in debate over animal rights
  
• Most agree animals have minds
  
• Chemical engineer honored
  
• OSU Press publishes bibliography of Oregon bird literature
  
• OSU hires top DAS official to head computer and library functions
  
• Lubchenco among scientists briefing White House on climate concerns
  
• Human domination: We hold the world in our hands
  
• OSU students can study in Denmark under new science, engineering agreement
  
• Lichens focus of new OSU Press book
  
• Potato cloning bruises yield-damaging virus
  
• Hotline answers canning and food preservation questions
  
• Down-under selenium trick may save ranchers cash
  
• Alum brings Taiwanese youths to campus
  
• Nuclear physicist honored for excellence in teaching and research
  
• OSU hosts teen music concert July 18
  
• OSU Conservation Field Day set for July 22
  
• Research finds bacteria helpful in fighting fruit tree fire blight
  
• OSU's popular summer school events draw in teens
  
• Oregon youths trade places with students in Japan and Korea
  
• Pharmacy students earn scholarships
  
• Horticulture students earn scholarships for fall
  
• OSU hosts Eugene area picnic July 24
  
• OSU hosts Corvallis picnic July 22
  
• OSU hires Portland marketers to keep college-bound students in Oregon
  
• Graduates launch careers with international degree
  
• College of Agriculture honors top students
  
• Science students receive $50,000 in scholarships
  
• Saturday Academy provokes career interest in youth
  
• University President asks Clinton and others to oppose grad student tax
  
• Blight-resistant gene to help U.S. hazelnut growers
  
• OSU's Portland-area picnic held July 16 in Tigard
  

• OSU picnic in Salem held July 10
  
• OSU picnic in Seattle held July 8
  
• OSU grad earns Fulbright
  
• Undergraduate research program offers summer opportunities
  
• Climate changes may have major impact on salmon
  
• Memorial service set for student on June 27
  
• OSU Press releases book on Western planning, Gorge Scenic area
  
• Cost of raising kids going up again
  
• Study shows exercises can improve balance in elderly, prevent falls
  
• Political Science professor heads to Latin America on Fulbright
  
• Emeritus professor to help staff Veteran Games
  
• Scientist says UFOs should be studied more seriously
  
• Undergraduate work helps identify wetlands plants for pollution removal
  
• Clear swimming holes may be contaminated
  
• Head lice workshop offered in August
  
• OSU Foundation elects officers, trustees
  
• Three veterinary faculty honored
  
• Some of nation's religions uncomfortable with cloning
  Student news
  • Art scholarships announced
    
  • Statistics scholar honored
    
  • Beaverton student to direct student newspaper operations
    
  • Award-winning Salem woman heads to law school
    
  • California woman to head yearbook second year in a row
    
  • Vet Med presents $83,000 in scholarships
    
  • Engineering scholarships announced
    
  • Seven given marketing honors
    
• Western scientists to meet on campus June 22-26 (AAAS conference)
  
• New physics education effort aimed at helping juniors who hit "the wall"
  
• Medford picnic for alums and friends on June 10
  
• Picnic in Klamath Falls on June 11 for OSU alums and friends
  
• Picnic in Bend June 12 for OSU alums and friends
  
• Ranches, farms generate billions for state economy
  

• Bug infestations may play role in forest health
  
• Students hold end of year celebration
  
• Health dean tapped for alum award by Fresno State
  
• Benton woman named 4-H leader of the year
  
• Blight bacteria evolving resistance
  
• Ram researchers find link between sexual preference, brain enzyme
  
• Students pucker for world record
  
• Memorial Union Room renamed La Raza
  
• Resident advisers sought
  
• Students run their own meat product business
  
• Math students honored
  
• Nutrient-fixing lichens benefit from New Forestry
  
• Risser to speak May 22
  
• Robot rodeo May 30 tests agility, IQ
  
• New radiation health physics doctorate to meet industry needs
  
• OSU holds rules hearing
  
• Dietary oils shown to suppress dogs' immune system
  
• Oregon alums satisfied with education
  
• Gerontology group honors OSU prof
  
• Mate to lead whale-watching expedition
  
• Veterinary College accredited, plans expanded future
  
• Doctors of Veterinary Medicine graduate
  
• Owl pair changes research forest plans
  
• Gathering of professors held May 1
  
• Bee epidemic moves us a step closer to a silent spring
  
• OSU's Hatfield Marine Science Center reopens May 17
  
• Center to showcase research that makes a difference
  
• "How to be a good (business) owner" course offered
  
• Riparian symposium held May 29
  
• Lundeen named 1997 E.B. Lemon recipient
  
• 4-H Ambassadors named statewide
  
• Invading crabs a threat, but not chaos
  
• Pow Wow held May 17-19
  
• Vietnamese scholars share views on today's nation
  
• University Theatre ends season with a "ribbeting" performance of "Frogs"
  
• March of Dimes chapter gives grant to OSU
  
• Rigors of calculus hit the Web
  
• Students nab nearly a half-million in scholarships
  
• May 19 geography seminar explores better global data
  
• Beetle pheromones ready to do battle with pests
  
• Healthy soil organisms studied in four-day workshop
  
• Post-menopausal women sought for heart study
  
• Africa Night celebrated May 10
  
• Salem teen earns scholarship to OSU
  
• Wallowa teen earns 4-H scholarship
  
• June workshops on Topology hosted by Mathematics
  

• Minicollege registration nears
  
• Ballot Measure 50 focus of teleconference
  
• What is proof? May 1 lecturer explores conflicts
  
• OSU Press holds bargain sale on Mom's Weekend
  
• Mom's Weekend set May 2-4
  
• Cinco de Mayo celebration set May 3
  
• Fabric railroad cars could save millions
  
• OSU sharpshooter takes fifth at nationals
  
• OSU grad named to new Yale chair
  
• Fernhopper Day coincides with groundbreaking
  
• Lee to head Math department
  
• Seely named associate Science dean
  
• OSU Press re-issues "Northwest Women" in paperback
  
• Lecturer to meld math, radio and software design
  
• Researchers delve into fir disease
  
• History of menu choices explored April 29
  
• New Financial Math program gives students Wall Street-type career potential
  
• Bernhard photos on display in May
  
• Gene research gives poplar farmers a boost
  
• Nominations for Family Business Awards due May 15
  
• Boyd Coffee's president named Distinguished Lecturer
  
• Pet Day's 10th anniversary May 3
  
• Forestry groundbreaking set for Saturday
  
• International display brings cultures to the MU
  
• Video shows how to keep fishing catch flavorful, fresh
  
• Retiring engineering prof honored
  
• Professional math conference held
  
• Study shows OSU has $590 million impact on state's economy
  
• New views on First Americans focus of Biology Colloquium
  
• Earth Day celebrated all week
  
• Graduate Student conference set for the weekend
  
• Reception of Women of Year on April 25
  
• Animal management seminar held
  
• Speaker to address affirmative action in higher education
  
• Boise Cascade aids Forestry Lab
  
• Oregon Dance performance slated
  
• April 26 lecture examines origins of the Civil War
  
• Persian Night slated
  
• Paul Komar named to Rohm Professorship
  
• Alum, Father of computer "mouse," honored with world's largest prize for inventors
  
• Author of "The English Patient" to speak on campus this Sunday
  
• Students offer taste of India on April 13
  
• Couple endows chair in honor of Linus Pauling
  
• Cascade of Science for teens and teachers on April 26
  
• Survey taps coastal views on salmon restoration
  
• Thespian youth is a quadruple threat
  
• OSU's teen art program gets boost from cola maker
  

• Presidents urge focus on students
  
• OSU awarded for electronic services
  
• Cryptographer, electronic commerce expert to talk April 8
  
• "The Betrayal of Science and Reason" author Paul Ehrlich speaks April 9
  
• Logging competition held April 3-5
  
• Spring film series includes "Secrets and Lies"
  
• Thirty- to 45-year-old women sought for bone study
  
• New offices to be opened this fall to help students
  
• Program helps Native, American Indian students
  
• Series offered on flood damage, prevention, causes
  
• Historian recounts 750 years of Europe's first insane asylum
  
• OSU honored by business coalition for electronic services
  
• Spreading disease threatens PNW horses
  
• Student helps grow food for those in need
  
• Sally McNall reads poetry March 31
  
• Foundation opens food science scholarship
  
• OSU is open to businesses
  
• Students plan Hispanic event
  
• Albany sophomore to rule OSU airwaves
  
• OSU to hold rules hearing April 2
  
• Fraternity to roll keg for Kidney Association
  
• Springfield students to run Barometer, KBVR-TV
  
• Greek Chefs offer benefit for Habitat for Humanity
  
• Center offers finals food for students
  
• Sustainable forestry series offered
  
• Ethics expert to provide national religious perspective on cloning
  
• Exercise prof given regional honor
  
• Barometer editor tagged as OSA intern
  
• Students plan Indonesian Night April 6
  
• Saadat to speak on state's minority women on March 14
  
• Publisher honors researcher's biography
  
• Low-vision students' education aided by donation
  
• Family business course offered statewide
  
• Wheelchair device makes riding bus safe, easier
  
• Historian, animal biologist named Distinguished Professors
  
• Talented, gifted summer programs offered
  
• Don't touch that "abandoned" seal pup!
  
• Soil, water, pests covered in March 18 crop workshop
  
• Applications from high achieving students at record levels
  
• Learning for life: New Alumni College unveiled
  
• OSU provides statewide access to 11 degrees--for starters
  
• Hunger banquet benefits Habitat for Humanity
  
• Course focuses on world's oceans
  
• Civil Rights leader to speak on campus
  

• Women's History Month celebrated in March
  
• "Miss Susan" of Sesame Street visits campus
  
• Property tax relief aids rich more than poor
  
• Fashion show benefits domestic abuse shelter
  
• Lecture: Humans have been on continent longer than thought
  
• Visiting prof to teach medical ethics course
  
• Nutrition expert to head Pauling Institute
  
• Dairy microbiologist gives Craig Lecture
  
• Professor named Fellow of national engineering society
  
• Research VP candidates to visit campus
  
• D.C. Biotech forum hears from OSU researchers
  
• Advisers in Bend March 12-13 for distance degree program
  
• Coastal advisors available for OSU's distance degree program
  
• Survey shows advanced degrees are satisfying ladder to success
  
• OSU taps three top scientists for its honorary degrees
  
• Tom West named as interim Engineering dean
  
• Memorial for John Owen to be held Feb. 25
  
• Author explores undersea classic's history on March 1
  
• Historian to discuss math and logic on Feb. 27
  
• Big Fat (health) Lies debunked on Feb. 27-28
  
• Nobel laureate to present Yunker Lecture on Feb. 24
  
• Senior to bike to East Coast for charity
  
• Sen. Smith to meet with students on Feb. 20
  
• Scientist: America needs new social contract with science
  
• Budget pressures may mean research funding woes
  
• Activities Center renames itself Student Involvement
  
• European Night celebrated Feb. 22
  
• Lubchenco: scientists need to create a new contract with America
  
• Gerry Frank to speak on campus Feb. 18
  
• Students host Latin Night Feb. 15
  
• Alumni Center gets final boost from Foundation
  
• Even llamas get the blues--and rickets
  
• Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to speak at OSU on Feb. 12
  
• New York artist's works on display in Fairbanks
  
• Biocontrol of pests proves successful
  
• Lubchenco to address AAAS
  
• Art About Agriculture to open Feb. 27
  
• Black History Month celebrated
  
• Forest survey: NE Oregonians want forest action
  
• Facilities Services head tapped for achievement award
  
• Year of the Ox feted
  
• Alumni honor Ralph Floberg
  
• Expert discusses science and religion on Feb. 13
  
• Hardwoods no longer viewed as forest weeds
  
• Conference aids those who work with gay youth
  
• Natural disasters lecture slated in Portland
  
• Stream protection rules viewed as tolerable
  

• April Biology gathering focuses on First Americans search
  
• Memorial scholarship goes to La Grande firefighter
  
• Courtroom truths, evidence explored during Feb. 7 colloquium
  
• Book explores whites' impact on Columbia Plateau tribes
  
• Marine Science Center in Newport reopens Feb. 1
  
• Volunteers sought for Marine Science Center
  
• Popular teen art program offered this summer
  
• Profs mine comics for ethics examples
  
• Sheep Center to deliver new lambs Feb. 1-March 20
  
• Wild gourmet mushrooms get greenhouse boost
  
• Universities cooperate to offer new public health degree
  
• Conference focuses on Western land conflicts
  
• Hooks Award honors coalition-building students
  
• Passive nuclear design passes first safety tests
  
• Play views family through extraterrestrial eyes
  
• Trio gives benefit concert for Indian Education Office
  
• Hispanic Night celebration slated Feb. 2
  
• Forestry students sell wood for club
  
• Lunar New Year to be celebrated Jan. 25
  
• Grant continues long term ecological study
  
• Career fair for apparels, interiors slated Jan. 23
  
• Practical gardening workshop slated for March 1
  
• Phosphor sleuths search for better dashboard, stereo light
  
• Korean graphic arts show through Feb. 12
  
• Kaleidoscope draws 250, registration still open
  
• OSU slates events in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
  
• Norwegian scholars honor retired OSU chemist
  
• Lecturer explores Galileo's logic: Christianity and science
  
• Auditions for "Lay up Your Ends" held Jan. 15-16
  
• Women in science celebration held Jan. 14
  
• Ethics talks: from comics to gender selection to toxics
  
• Beaver Yearbook sets Jan. 13-17 for portraits
  
• International Night offers taste of cultures on Jan. 26
  
• Earthquake class offered on cable TV in Medford, Portland and Corvallis
  
• Future rapidly expands for zirconium tungstate, which contracts as it is heated
  
• Education professor honored for service by vocational group
  
• Lecture on "memory craze" part of series on argument and evidence
  

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