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Winter 2004 Issue

Food for thought
Student artists take campus food and supersizes it.

Building families and careers
Students with kids work toward a family-friendly campus.

Telling the human side of war
Alumnus travels with Marines in Iraq to report "big story" of war through personal voices.

Welcome back
Grand Valley's pioneers return after 40 years.

Cliff Notes
Administor balances budgets, adventure.

Q & A Gleaves Whitney
Gleaves Whitney joined Grand Valley's Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies in July.

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