Dr. Dave Willis Martin This is Me

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1. 1. JUN73.html

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   Published on: 12/28/2007   Last Visited: 12/28/2007

   David l7indberg of the U. of Wisconsin is a member at large and associate editor of natural sciences (social sciences are handled by George Marsden, Calvin College historian).
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   Now I see in the Oregon Stater alumni news for December 1972, a story featuring David L. Willis, who claims that frogs may be the best organisms for assessing the environmental impact of nuclear power plants located along rivers and lakes.According to Dave, chairman of the Department of General Science at Oregon State University, amphibians not only accumulate higher concentrations of radioactive elements than fish but tend to hold them longer. (Evidently he started experimenting with salamanders and worked his way up to frogs.) Current studies, financed by the Atomic Energy Commission, make use of the western spotted frog because of its availability and the detailed life history data available from other OSU studies.
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   David Willis, chairman of the OSU General Science Department, spoke on "Alternative Views of Evolution" to complete the program.

2. 2. www.asa3.org

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   David L. Willis, professor of biology and chairman of the Department of General Science at Oregon State University, was imported by two California sections in October.Sharing his time and the expenses of his trip were the Bay Area section and the new Central California section.On Thursday evening, October 16, Dave spoke to a packed house at the Meyer Library on the Stanford University campus.The Stanford Christian Fellowship co-sponsored his lecture on "Christian Alternatives in the Creation-Evolution Controversy."
   
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   After his appearance at Stanford, Dave Willis (who is also national presi&nt of ASA) moved on to Fresno, about 150 mil~s SE of Stanford in the central valley of California.

3. 3. www.tulsaworld.com

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   Published on: 12/11/2007   Last Visited: 12/12/2007

   Dave Martin, OSU's associate athletic director, also acknowledged that he has discussed with Kansas State officials the possibility that the Cowboys and Wildcats -- members of the Big 12 Conference -- could meet in nonconference, season-opening games in 2013 (at Stillwater) and 2016 (at Manhattan).
   
   In the 2013 and 2016 seasons, Kansas State is not on OSU's conference schedule.For conference members to meet in nonconference, regular-season games would be unprecedented.The idea is intriguing, Martin said, "because you bring in a quality opponent, you get a good crowd and it's an easy travel game for both schools.We've talked about it, but nothing has been signed."
   
   OSU and TU have an agreement for football games in 2010 (Stillwater), 2011 (Tulsa) and 2012 (Stillwater), and for basketball games in 2008, 2009, >2010 and 2011.Martin and OSU athletic director Mike Holder recently presented to TU a proposal for three additional football games (2015 in Stillwater, 2016 in Tulsa, 2017 in Stillwater), along with four additional basketball games.