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10/25/01
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Donation to aid pharmacy school
By Laura Pelner Students in the School of Pharmacy will soon have an opportunity few of their peers have. In fact, by attending Purdue, these students will be exposed to resources only four other education institutions in the country have access to — a drug manufacturing facility. Thanks to a $5 million gift from Allen Chao and his wife Lee, both Purdue alumni, the University will build an industrial pharmacy center in the Purdue Research Park. The gift, which was announced Wednesday as part of the University's Discover Purdue Week, will create a facility centered on education, research and drug manufacturing.
Attorneys to meet to discuss murders on Purdue campusThe county prosecutor and the attorney for the Purdue graduate student charged with allegedly murdering two Korean sisters on campus will meet Friday morning to discuss the murder case. Jerry Bean, county prosecutor, and Steven Meyer, lead defense counsel for the student, will meet at 9 a.m. in the Auxiliary Courtroom in the Tippecanoe County Courthouse for the second status conference of the case. Neither Bean nor Meyer could be reached for comment Wednesday.
Professor uses enthusiasm to relay knowledge to studentsJon Teaford spoke animatedly about his past students Tuesday night as he sat in Stewart Center waiting for members of Phi Alpha Theta, a history fraternity, to arrive to set up their semi-annual book sale. Suddenly, a loud cranking sound came from the hallway. Teaford, a professor of history, jumped out of his chair and ran toward it. |
Donation to aid pharmacy school Attorneys to meet to discuss murders on Purdue campus Krannert Graduate School ranks among nation's best PSG hopes to better serve student body Spring Break trips abroad to offer credits to Purdue students Organizations to create issues awareness Seminar offers tips on accommodating disabled persons
Construction concerns resident Program may pay students who do community service
Football team uses bye week to recoverRunner demonstrates leadership, discipline at meets, in lifeVolleyball player shows talents
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