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Deep in thought

It'sa new title, but a familiar route for Trevor Harrison. As well as teaching sociology at the University of Lethbridge over recent years, he's been involved with the Parkland Institute since its founding in 1996.

Researcher forgoes dentistry for animal science

If he hadn't gone with his gut and chosen animal science, Dr. Trevor Alexander might be a dentist rather than a beef molecular physiologist at the Lethbridge Research Centre.

Steve has big hand in creating sport watches

What do MMA strikers Jordan Mein and Derek Boyle, mountain bikers Scott Alleyn and Johnny Korthuis, and skier Andreas Unterberger have in common with Lethbridge's longboarder and snowboarder Steve Christensen Watches.

Agriculture research has become a family affair

Although he's been retired for a number of years, her father was part of the reason why she became interested in agricultural research and is now a cereal molecular geneticist, and one of six new faces at the centre.

Future looks bright for Vulcan student

He'd lead his Vulcan hockey team through the playoffs, launch the high school rugby season, continue his community volunteer work - and maintain high grades during his final year at County Central High.

Former power engineer is a pro of prose

But 50 years ago, these northern communities were sparkplugs of Western Canada's resource-based economy. They needed tough, skilled workers to extract the riches from the Canadian Shield.

Gutsiest Canadian raising Crohn's and colitis awareness

For the past 15 years, the 42-year-old Lethbridge resident has been volunteering with the Lethbridge chapter of the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada, of which he's been a member since he was diagnosed at age 16.

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