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DiscoverE, 2013-2014, Vol. 4, No. 1

Eastern Washington University. Academic Affairs

This issue contains articles on Eastern professor taking students on rare research trip, partnership and history between EWU and federal government, Eastern wins right to host prestigious national research conference, computer science students work on real-world computer applications used by university and community
DiscoverE, 2012-2013, Vol. 3, No. 1

Eastern Washington University. Academic Affairs

This issue contains articles on EWU professor helping determine how to keep U.S. Army soldier's mind as fit as their bodies, Jeni McNeal teaches exercise science at EWU and applies it to train some of the best athletes in the world, Eastern chemistry professor and students work to discover next lifesaving antibiotic, EWU's physical Therapy program helps to provide some relief to grocery store workers and help prevent injuries
DiscoverE, 2011-2012, Vol. 2, No. 1

Eastern Washington University. Academic Affairs

This issue contains articles on EWU and engineering professors working to introduce the science behind renewable energy to new generation of students and teachers, benefits of the red "inferno" football field, Eastern researchers dedicating decades to restoring fisheries and ecosystems in Northwest, Communication disorders students hep bridge the memory gap for patients with dementia
DiscoverE, 2010-2011, Vol. 1, No. 1

Eastern Washington University. Academic Affairs

This issue contains articles on superconducting properties of crystalline compounds, a collaboration between students in computer science and music, New Visualism in math education, global water policy, and the Creative Works Symposium.
EWU Explorer, 1988, Spring, Vol. 5, No. 2

Eastern Washington University. Academic Affairs

This issue contains articles on the surprising similarities between maps and poems that reveal much about us and way we represent the myriad worlds we inhabit, former attorney Susan Megaard finds teaching and research less taxing and more rewarding than practicing law, recent studies of women during pregnancy and after birth shed lights on the complex array of factors that weave a mother's relationship to her newborn child, one of 35 americans to participate in the U.S.-U.S.S.R. summer exchange of language teachers shares observations and insights he gleaned from eight-week stay in Moscow, Eastern's biotechnology program benefits and is benefitted by local industry.
EWU Explorer, 1987, Winter, Vol. 5, No. 1

Eastern Washington University. Academic Affairs

This issue contains articles on Dean of Eastern's new school of mathematical sciences and technology is working to strengthen interface between university research and industrial applications, biologist turned psychology professor explores difference between traditional sciences and the newer social sciences, unique multidisciplinary program headed by Maria Hernandez-Peck provides new insight and approaches to age old problems of growing old, literary scholar attempts to reconcile the roles of authors and readers in defining literary works.
EWU Explorer, 1986, Spring, Vol. 4, No. 2

Eastern Washington University. Academic Affairs

This issue contains articles on EWU students experience classical archeology from the ground down in british field excavations, reflections on the nature of ethics and philosophy, EWU art professor uses photography and computers to teach visual literacy, reassessing the role of women in the economy, importing foreign cultural awareness into the modern language classroom, EWU biologist fish for clues to human learning, a look at the applications and misapplications of survey research, evidence for chemical communication between plants.
EWU Explorer, 1985, Fall, Vol. 4, No. 1

Eastern Washington University. Academic Affairs

This issue contains articles on assessing the problems of hazardous material transportation in the Inland Northwest, the causes and consequences of uniquely female response called athletic amenorrhea to physical training, Notes on power in women and women in power, probing the origins and behavior of migrating genes that can cause bacterial immunity to antibiotics, artificial intelligence and office automation in businesses, contemporary art in a medieval tradition, clay tablets record the daily affairs of ancient sumer, astronomy workshop proves that science is looking up, 1985 Spokane Civic Theatre's playwrights' forum festival, summerstock tv workshop produces original student dramas.
EWU Explorer, 1985, Spring, Vol. 3, No. 2

Eastern Washington University. Academic Affairs

This issue contains articles on gender balancing the curriculum with introduction of women's studies/material, SIMSTAT shows future managers how to diagnose problems in business procedures and evaluating alternative solutions, archeological and historical services follows tracks to 19th century railroad town, blockwatch and the causes and prevention of neighborhood burglaries, Turnbull laboratory for ecological studies: moving research into nature's backyard, Stakhanovism and the Proletarian paradox: The Need for Heroes in a Marxist Society, writing poetry with the elderly, Mexican brown: how Mexico came to be the leading heroin producer
EWU Explorer, 1984, Fall, Vol. 3, No. 1

Eastern Washington University. Academic Affairs

This issue contains articles on "tiger's paw" or "elephant's foot" the paths and pitfalls of research among the hmong, type A personalities and their anticipatory response to exercise, unique opportunities that promote creativity in the early years, the keys to the future finds of gold and silver may be thallium and other trace metal, state-of-the-art microprocessor lab puts Eastern on the high tech map, fragments and lack of subject-verb agreement are most common problems in student writing, mycorrhiza: unearthing secrets of an intimate underground relationship, origins of the devil archetype in pre-christian mythology
EWU Explorer, 1984, Spring, Vol. 2, No. 2

Eastern Washington University. Academic Affairs

This issue contains articles on Cellini and Michelangelo the titans of the renaissance, geniuses don't abide other geniuses the quarrel between Michelangelo and Pope Julius II, Benvenuto Cellini's autobiography offers a view of the life of an artist at court, Freud & Darwin together again as a sociobiologist looks at psychoanalysis
EWU Explorer, 1983, Fall, Vol. 2, No. 1

Eastern Washington University. Academic Affairs

This issue contains articles on children's turf maps help to introduce students to the study of human geography, new information on the great spokane flood and a recounting on greatest flood ever documented in the history of earth, portrait of an academic and the work of Ernest Gilmour
EWU Explorer, 1983, Spring, Vol. 1, No. 2

Eastern Washington University. Academic Affairs

This issue contains articles on the life of Eleanor as a child which is excerpted from a new biography of Eleanor Roosevelt, discoveries of early indian sites in North Idaho, a report of the investigations on the deadliest parasite known to man
EWU Explorer, 1983, Winter, Vol. 1, No. 1

Eastern Washington University. Academic Affairs

This issue contains articles on traditional curers and their importance in a changing folk society, punishment & dignity and a plea for brutality, exploring molecular changes to cancer