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Ag Advisory Council
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been “terrific,” particulary in the
area of moleclar biology. Through
biotechnology, powerful research
tools have been developed, but
none of us know yet just how pow
erful they are.
“We don’t know how powerful
the research tools are that we have
before us,” Thomas said. “We have
gone through a decade where we
have been scared of them wor
ried to death we may create a mon
ster. Worried that we would go in
and mess with genetic structures
and some kind of thing would
crawl out of the laboratory and eat
up all our com and perhaps our feet
at the same time.
“We are now begining to find
there are indeed tremendous gains
that can come to us through
biotechnology, and we are just
beginning in a big way. And we are
going to use the resources of the
university to give the college of
agriculture the opportunity to capi
talize more on biotechnology. I am
hopeful we can make better use of
our biotechnology center,” Tho
mas said.
On the subject of funding for the
university, Thomas said he has
been in a “track meet” between
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idency. “We need to find ways to
increase the funding the Pennsyl
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“Most people in the common
wealth want to see this happen, but
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of Pennsylvania what we do for
them as a university, people of
Pennsylvania will not tolorate
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their legislators and the legislators
will vote the way they think their
people want them to vote.
“And we need to tell them how
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to the university. It will take grass
roots support It will not happen by
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by continious help from the
people.”
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