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WU
(redirected from Wilkes University)

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WUWestern Union
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WUUruguay (airline Tax Code)
WUWillamette University (Salem, Oregon)
WUWindows Update (Microsoft)
WUWhat's Up?
WUWashburn University (since 1865; Topeka, Kansas)
WUWork Unit
WUWeekend Update (Saturday Night Live)
WUWhole Universe
WUWinthrop University
WUWilkes University (Wilkes Barre, PA)
WUWomen's Union
WUWisconsin Union
WUWeather Unit
WUWhittle Unit (early jet engine, circa 1937)
WUWorms United (game)
WUWirtschaftsuniversität(-wien) University of Economics (Vienna, Austria)
WUUncorrected sweep width
WUWabash University (Indiana)
WUWhitetails Unlimited, Inc (Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin conservation orgainzation)
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Located in a small Northeastern, post-industrial city of 35,000 people with a big heart and even bigger economic challenges, Wilkes University is nestled on the banks of the beautiful north branch of the Susquehanna River.
All a part of the plan: this president says city planning and ... by Gilmour, Tim / University Business
After graduating from Wilkes University in Pennsylvania, she worked briefly as a copywriter at the publisher Harper and Row (now Harper-Collins) before starting as an operations assistant at the now-defunct E.
White-collar coming-out: being out in corporate America has meant ... by The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
Brian Oram, director of the Center for Environmental Quality testing lab at Wilkes University in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, points out that "the potential for the migration of nutrients is a function of watershed characteristics, land use, and engineering controls.
Rainfall runoff and the runs. (Infectious Disease) by Chepesiuk, Ron / Environmental Health Perspectives
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