Professor visits Ethiopia on behalf of World Bank
(June 22, 1994) — An East Carolina University professor is in Ethiopia on a fact-finding mission for the World Bank. Dr. Mulatu Wubneh, a planning and development professor,...
(June 22, 1994) — An East Carolina University professor is in Ethiopia on a fact-finding mission for the World Bank. Dr. Mulatu Wubneh, a planning and development professor,...
(June 8, 1994) — What do fish eat? Anglers have agonized over the question for years. Now, scientists are also raising the issue, but for different reasons. It’s...
(June 7, 1994) — Beach visitors in North Carolina are familiar with the problems of finding access to the surf on busy weekends and the resulting conflicts between...
(July 6, 1994) — Patrol officer Johnnie Umphlet of East Carolina University was on the south side of ECU’s main campus when the dispatcher’s voice broke the squelch...
(May 7, 1994) — A veteran news reporter, who was included in the late President Richard Nixon’s “enemies list,” talked to graduates of East Carolina University today about...
(May 4, 1994) — East Carolina University will conduct ceremonies Friday for two construction projects on campus—one finished and the other starting. University administrators and members of the...
(Apr. 28, 1994) — East Carolina University and two area high schools will participate in a nationwide project to develop and evaluate a new way of making science...
(Apr. 21, 1994) — With the approach of East Carolina University’s spring graduation on May 7, a staff member at ECU’s Joyner Library gently unlocks a display case...
(Apr. 14, 1994) — It was 24 years ago this April 22 when Earth Day was first observed to call attention to the health of the environment. It...
GREENVILLE, NC (Mar. 29, 1994) — When Michael Palmer completes a book-writing project, his usual practice is to throw his reference notes away. But for now, the ECU...