Thursday, August 1, 2002

Vol 8, Issue 15

Science Articles

• New consortium wins praise
  Shared effort with UW, Children's promotes scientific collaboration; receives 'outstanding' ratings from peer reviewers after site visit in June
  
  
• A trick of amplification
  Genetic copies - which provide way for cancer cells to grow quickly and evade their demise - share much with phenomenon in microbe, says postdoc whose mentors are in Human Biology and Basic
  
  
• Biggest tool: leadership
  Uganda, Thailand, Senegal exemplify political will to stabilize HIV epidemic, say scientists at world conference
  
  
• Corey: Vaccine development will require a marathon, not a sprint
  
  
• Bringing focus to an uncertain status
  Student/Postdoc Advisory Committee provides support with mentoring, orientation, scholarships and childcare
  

General Articles

• 'The difference one person can make'
  Longtime center donor Orin Edson helps open park named for him
  
  
• Park helps center maintain good relationship with community, city
  
  
• Kim Moreland wins grants group's first national service award
  
  
• Can you 'find that smile'?
  Self-labeled 'people person' relishes security-supervisor role
  

Briefs

• Sister-city science
  
  
• Jewelry, pottery, toys, treats await you at summer craft fair from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. tomorrow
  
  
• Weintraub fire drill set Aug. 7, Hutchinson gets drill Aug. 13
  
  
• Blood drive due next Thursday next door, at Residence Inn
  
  
• Training set on human subjects in Pelton Aug. 8
  
  
• United, American to eliminate paper airline tickets by 2004
  
  
• Market drop bringing you down? Workshops this month offer advice
  
  
• Home-buying series continues Tuesday with look at whole process
  
  
• Flute, guitar, drumming, theater due this month for Healing Music
  
  
• Photo reception tonight

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