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...design is generally traced back to the early 1970s, when work began at the Center for Accessible Housing at North Carolina State University to establish building codes for accessibility. These codes have been adopted by many states. The federal...
...equality, advancement, choices," says George Vaughan, a former community college president who teaches at North Carolina State University. On the Net: Nassau Community College: http://www.sunynassau.edu American Association of Community...
...as a silicon crystal. None of the 12 textbooks has an acceptable level of accuracy, said John Hubisz, a North Carolina State University physics professor who led the two-year survey, released earlier this month. "These are terrible books...
...Pork brings in $1.16 billion in North Carolina, second only to Iowa's $5 billion hog industry. A North Carolina State University study estimated the economic impact of an outbreak at $18.85 billion in the state. Foot-and-mouth...
...in North Carolina) has very much galvanized behind Dole," including Helms, said Andrew J. Taylor, a North Carolina State University political scientist. Bush, with his appearance Wednesday, was doing his part to spotlight the general...
...Antonio, Thunder Bay Allen Craig, SS, University of California-Berkeley, Alexandria Matt Mangini, 3B, North Carolina State University, Thunder Bay Dan Lyons, X-INF, Iowa Central Community College, Rochester Ryan Rogowski, OF, University...
...Complementing a slate of Minnesota speakers, the following out-of-state presenters include: Roger Moore, North Carolina State University; Merv Erikson, U.S. Forest Service, Missoula Technology and Development Center; and Bob Steinholtz...
...don't realize how widely used these so-called biotech ingredients have become, said Thomas Hoban, a North Carolina State University sociologist who tracks consumer attitudes about food. Nearly four in 10 questioned in the January poll said...
...to say that all these will be on the menu for discussions in the immediate future." Fox, chancellor at North Carolina State University, agreed that "the mood is much different now." "The question politically is whether that's a sufficiently...
...concerns with allowing the technology to advance, said council chairman John Vandenbergh, zoology professor at North Carolina State University. "By identifying these concerns, we hope we can help this technology be applied as safely as possible...