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| Volume 27 • Number 2 |
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| On the Cover |
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Professor Richard Broughton’s fish team at the 2006 OU BioBlitz netted a decent haul of 27 different species from Lake Altus-Lugert.
Photo by Lynette Lobban |
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Carol J. Burr |
| Associate Editor: |
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Lynette Lobban |
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George T. Dotson |
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Robert Taylor |
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The University of Oklahoma Foundation, Inc. |
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Ron D. Burton, President |
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BIOBLITZ
When OU biologists take inventory, they call in volunteers to scour the rugged terrain of a state park for anything that walks, crawls, flies, swims or grows.
HART OF THE MYSTERY
In the world of the traditional mystery, award-winning author Carolyn Hart continues to strengthen her reputation as the American Agatha Christie.
NEW DIGS
Volleyball at OU was on life support—as was the Field House that housed the sport—but a major renovation project and a dynamic new coach revived them both.
THE SPHINX HAS LANDED
She is a work of art—a great, big work of art—and moving her into place at the University’s Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art was a traffic-stopping undertaking.
FREEING AN INNOCENT MAN
Ron Williamson was a tormented, mentally ill Death Row inmate who found an advocate and friend in Mark Barrett. Their story is John Grisham’s new bestseller.
COLDCASE
Lynn Soreghan, one of the premier young scientists in her field, is bucking conventional wisdom to prove that a Colorado canyon was carved by ice, not water.
OKLAHOMA SYMPOSIUM
An elite group of involved citizens comes annually to Quartz Mountain neither to promote causes nor pursue goals; they come to engage in the art of discussion.
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