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I , http:111/www.ca.uky.eclu/ 1 index.html, 859-257-5821
1* 111 11111 111*111* 1 *1*-1»11-1*121* 1111 1 859-257-4772 Main facility: Patterson Office Tower
1 1 ·   1 ,111;, I 1 A ,1,, 1, 111, ;· 1 Main facility: Year created: 1908
_ A 1 _ 1 _ [   Ag Science Center North 2004 degrees: 1,024
1 1   111` 111*1* 1   Yearcreated: 1 Total degrees awarded:41,665
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1 NN 11 W11:m_',I_1g,.1,1 U 1 committed to its land—grant heritage     " 1 M,) research institution.
1 1 1° 1 ‘ “ ‘ ` 1 1 1" · of providing studentsapractical edu-   i1`-1. *11 Unlike other col-
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1 1 tury. particularly as tobacco transi- Arts and Sciences students gain an 1
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1 1 now. more than ever. focused on di- 1 and of the natural world, develop criti-
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1 =-·     ,1 _. , natural resources in a sustain- 1 cation skills and are encouraged to
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outreach in thc 21st century. but one N. Lipscomb (boron hydiides). above.  
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