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WHO CHOOSES WHOM IN BEAVER NATION?
When Beavers pair off with Beavers, which majors attract and which don't?
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Synergies (College of PHHS magazine)
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Focus (College of Forestry magazine)
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OSU Adventures 2013 (Alumni
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FRONT SECTION: LETTERS, POP QUIZ, ED SAID, CAMPUS NEWS, ETC.
The Campaign for OSU sets its sights on a big number; a bookish Pop Quiz; President Ray talks a little humor (and a big bull) about alumni relations; no smoking after August; a bundle o' briefs. (Cover-17)

A FAIRY-TALE JOB
Alum leads Portland creature team for NBC’s 'Grimm,' in which beaver creatures wear Beaver gear. (18-19)

A HOSPITABLE COLLABORATION
Tourism and hospitality professionals sharpen their skills with help from OSU-Cascades and Cornell University. (20-21)

ON A FAST ROLL
New OSU-Cascades graduate battles to quick entrepreneurial victory with War Scooters. (22-23)

WAR AND ROSES
A different point of view on one of Oregon State's most unusual and historic athletic contests. (26-30)

GIVING BACK
Business school grad steps up to help students; scholarship recipient gets out-of-this-world opportunity. (31-37)

ASSOCIATON NEWS
Executive Director Scott Greenwood makes a promise; Day of Service approaches; a calendar full of alumni fun and service. (38-43)

BACK IN THE DAY: A COLLEGE BY ANOTHER NAME
The College of Public Health and Human Sciences has deep roots an new (old) mission. (44-45)

SPORTS
OSU rower 1, cancer 0; Pac-12, Big 10 get together. (46-51)
CLASS NOTES
New life members, plenty of notes from alums all over, profiles of an Ecampus mom, a talented grad student/teacher and a would-be pilot who landed on his beat. (52-back)
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