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| Stanza 6 of the Auburn Creed |
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| "I believe in the human touch, which cultivates sympathy with my fellow men and mutual helpfulness and brings brings happiness for all." |
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- 1940
- named for Charles Allen Cary
- brought meat and food inspection program to the state of Alabama
- developed Auburn's College of Veterinary Medicine |
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- 1989
- First of two buildings to provide modern facilities in chemistry |
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- 1963
- named after Dr. William Vann Parker
- established first PhD program here at Auburn |
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- 1939
- Originally field house for football team in 1939
- named for George Petrie who introduced football to Auburn in 1892 and served as first coach. Also wrote the creed.
- One of 2 diagonal buildings on campus. Building is aligned with the hash marks of the football field. |
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- 1952
- Named for Emerson Miller
- First pharmacy teacher in 1895 and stayed until 1929 |
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| Rouse Life Sciences Building |
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- 1992
- one of two diagonal buildings on campus |
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- 2005
- contains chemistry labs, traditional classrooms and a large lecture hall |
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- 1976
- renamed in 2000 for William W. Walker, Jr.
- built Walker Drug Company, based in Birmingham, into one of the nation's largest wholesale independent drug companies |
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