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Purdue Calumet ready for next level
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Purdue University Calumet's five-year strategic plan goes to the Purdue board of trustees today for approval.
That's noteworthy because, pending the trustees' approval, Purdue Calumet will be poised to implement a plan intended to move the university to the next level of excellence, while also positively affecting Northwest Indiana.
The plan features four major goals:
Improve student success.
Promote and support faculty and staff excellence.
Develop a high performance learning environment.
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On yer jigger, Fat Owl of the Remove!
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...club, usually a 4 iron; 3. A 11/2 oz whisky measure; 4. A kind of sieve used for sifting ore; 5. Another word for a chigoe, the insect that burrows in your flesh; 6. A runabout truck on a a railway line (but only in New Zealand); 7. A device...
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Tungiasis: a case report.(CASE REPORT)
Magazine article from: Puerto Rico Health Sciences Journal
; ...Tungiasis is a cutaneous infestation caused by Tunga penetrans, a human flea. Other commonly used names include chigoe flea, sand flea, chigo, jigger, chique, nigua, pico, le bicho de pr. It is an endemic ectoparasitosis in Latin America...
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A tourist with tungiasis
Magazine article from: Canadian Medical Association. Journal
; ...performed (Figure 3). Tungiasis is caused by an infestation of gravid female T. penetrans. T. penetransare also referred to as chigoe, jigger and sand flea. Common hosts include humans, dogs, cats and pigs. This ectoparasite is usually acquired by walking...
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BUG OF THE MONTH.(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Geographical
; ...not be able to fly, but the tiniest of the thousand species of fleas still gets around. The jigger flea (also called the chigoe, chigger, or sand flea) is capable of jumping up to 600 times an hour when it's looking for food. Visitors to tropical...
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Newspaper article from: The Mirror (London, England)
; CHIGOE Which one of our four definitions is correct? 1 Long hair in a roll or knot at the back of the head 2 Tall, elegant chest of drawers 3 Tropical flea 4 Almost transparent plain-weave fabric of silk Solution 3 Tropical flea
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