In this issue:

Thursday, October 18, 2001 • Vol 7, Issue 20

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Photo by Michelle Hruby

Dr. Lee Hartwell, Center president and director, answers questions at a press conference at the Hutch seven hours after he was notified that he had won the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine.

SCIENCE ARTICLES

From toothpicks and yeast to 'how we think about life': Nobel honor comes as 2:30 a.m. 'shock' to Center president and director, who will receive shared prize at 100th-anniversary ceremony Dec. 10

Hartwell - by Groudine

A difference of a thousand-fold: Gene delivery to stem cells soars with improved method; approach has promise for treating genetic blood disorders

Division Notes

GENERAL ARTICLES

The voices of the 'hands-on implementers': Support staff in all divisions can find myriad answers on the Internet at Administrative Support Core Group pages

Track record pays off: Hutch secures top bond insurance, lower-cost debt for constructing $118 million PHS building at Day Campus

Migration of administrative computers to Microsoft NT proceeds smoothly; completion is due by Thanksgiving

BRIEFS

Get haunted for the Hutch; house on First Avenue South runs through Halloween night

Scientific Report 1998-2000 hot off the press, ready for you

Visa, green-card holders should carry documents when traveling

Lake Union orchestra's season starts Oct. 27, to benefit Children's

Deadline is Friday, Nov. 2 to pledge for 'Be a HERO' giving campaign

Alliance seeks donated magazines

Sam's Club offers free membership

Discounts set at 24 Hour Fitness

Face-plating

Trip Reduction survey needs a 70-percent return; send it in by Monday, Oct. 29, for gift eligibility

Bike, bus, carpool for big prizes during Rideshare Week thru Oct. 19

On-site accreditation survey set Oct. 22-23 for the Alliance

Web Watch: Site offers federal statistics