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Lessons from donut sprinkles

Rita Wilson, from the Physicians Clinical Laboratory, made a speech Wednesday afternoon in Founders Auditorium on “The Epidemiology of Donut Sprinkles.” She is the health care manager at PCL and is in charge of dealing with infectious disease control. Her speech was sponsored by the Natural Sciences Department and arranged by Dr. Harvey Good. / photo by Ary Farajollahi
Rita Wilson, from the Physicians Clinical Laboratory, made a speech Wednesday afternoon in Founders Auditorium on “The Epidemiology of Donut Sprinkles.” She is the health care manager at PCL and is in charge of dealing with infectious disease control. Her speech was sponsored by the Natural Sciences Department and arranged by Dr. Harvey Good. / photo by Ary Farajollahi
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