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Connecting Washington State University, the State and the World: Washington State Magazine

 
 
• Fall 2003 •



Cover Story
A place at the table

by Tim Steury

American farmers claim less than 10 percent of what we spend on food. A growing number are going after their fair share--and we consumers stand to benefit.

Features

   

From dirt to dinner table

by Eric Apalategui

Chuck Eggert '71 likes to do the right thing. He also likes good food. He has combined those likes into a natural foods empire.

 

Happy cows, contented ranchers

by Emmy Sunleaf '02

Joel huesby sees himself as conducting a harmonious symphony of life that includes soil, plants, animals, and people. His steaks taste great, too.

 

Tuscan tastes and politics

by Andrea Vogt

What better way could there be to study Italian politics than by eating?

 

Street vet

by Pat Caraher

Every other weekend, Stan Coe '55 turns the dayroom of Seattle's Union Gospel Mission into a veterinary clinic.

 

Classical Turkey

story and photography by Paul Brians

Much of what we think of as ancient Greece lay in fact within the modern borders of Turkey.

 

Maybe it's not just in your head

by Mary Aegerter

 

You've been randomly selected for extra screening before boarding

by Alison Emblidge

 

Is growth anti-democratic?

by Megan Guido

 

A search through space and time

by Jeff Wolfe '03

 

Panoramas

 
Learning through collaborative research  
Wings to fly  
The first casualty  
WSU Mom of the Year supports family, community  
The benefits of mustard  
Designing for dementia  
Tasting Washington  
Dick Bennett's mantra
"Play hard, smart, and together"
 
Richardson era ends with her best  

Tracking the Cougars

 
Don't be afraid to stumble  
Software system enables precise radiation treatment for tumors  
Summer busy time for Canadian canoe and kayak executive  
WSU Alumni Association honors Seals, Sharratt  
Campbell heads Seattle Foundation  
Petland owner started from the ground up  
World War II decision influenced Brimble's career  
Brayton has his day in the sun, as WSU retires his number  
Walter Clore: A wine visionary