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February 4th, 2007
It’s time to repair higher ed system
Abstract:
We also like the money earmarked to bolster the statewide programs based at Oregon State University, such as the Extension Service and the experiment stations, which has helped farmers break into Asian markets, the timber industry develop new products and coastal fisheries to revive.
In nanotechnology, at $1 million investment has reaped many times that in seven years.
We have to spend money to make money, and we must invest in our future by educating young Oregonians instead of constantly
Source:
gazettetimes.com
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