September 27, 2005
Purdue is in the news worldwide every day. E-news clips provide a sampling, links to full stories, plus other higher education news of interest to the Purdue community. If you spot a Purdue-related news article, e-mail the url to Purdue News.
The Wall Street Journal
Spreading its wings
The top-ranked Regional school is addressing one of its chief weaknesses by aiming to become a little less regional.
The Krannert School earned its No. 1 ranking because of high ratings for students' analytical and problem-solving skills and their willingness to relocate, as well as for being a good value for the money invested in the recruiting effort. Recruiters also like Purdue M.B.A.s' dogged work habits. (Management)
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The Wall Street Journal
Back on top
A trio of familiar names return to the winner's circle in this year's Wall Street Journal/Harris Interactive business-school ranking.
Two of last year's No. 1 schools are repeat winners -- Purdue University in West Lafayette, Ind., in the Regional competition, and Switzerland's International Institute for Management Development, or IMD, in the International contest. And after a two-year hiatus, Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H., placed first once again, this time in the National ranking.
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Information Week
Experiment supports controversial 'fusion-in-a-jar' claims (Nuclear engineerng) Full story
Christian Science Monitor
Need energy? Get a cow! (Chemical engineering)
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Brownfield
Crop input costs to double in 2006 (Agriculture)
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Indianapolis Star
Tom Hanks' moon mission is 'Magnificent' 3-D movie triumph (Engineering, Purdue Alumni Association)
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Chicago Tribune
Sloshing becomes NASA experiment
2 students taking expertise to space center (Aeronautical and astronautical engineering)
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Lafayette Journal and Courier Local Flavor: Nelson Barber's Wurstbrotchen (Hospitality and tourism management)
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The New York Times
A dry place to study
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Chronicle of Higher Education
Updates on billion-dollar campaigns at 22 universities
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