Thursday, September 19, 2002

Vol 8, Issue 18

Science Articles

• From frog eggs to photography
  For Reeder and Roan, retirement triggers extension of artistic career, after instrumental role in founding center's Basic Sciences Division
  
  
• Herpes' vigilant foe: Volunteers in Seattle
  Dedicated cadre of research participants fuels long-hoped-for prevention strategy for ubiquitous, sexually transmitted virus
  
  
• Faculty recruitment will become more visible
  
  
• "It's Good to Have Hope"
  Atlanta parents endow AML chair in name of late daughter
  
  
• GEMS opens eyes of teen girls to careers in science
  
  
• Tobacco prevention/cessation study aims at Northwest college students
  

General Articles

• 'Use it or lose it' and other airline policy changes
  
  
• Ergonomics are easier than ever
  Environmental Health & Safety sports new Internet site, plans survey, opens expanded office showroom
  

Briefs

• Scoot to transportation fairs for ideas on Sept. 30, Oct. 3
  
  
• Want classes? Look online!
  
  
• Inspiring image
  
  
• Basic Sciences retreat draws 170
  
  
• PHS hosts overview on Sept. 23
  
  
• Airlines crack down on big bags
  
  
• Evening passengers must catch bus
  
  
• 9/11 from head to foot
  
  
• Human-subjects training set Tuesday, Oct. 14, in Pelton
  
  
• A slice of center life
  
  
• Get discount at 7 health clubs
  
  
• Flex-account deadline Sept. 30
  
  
• Hutch School seeks tutors
  
  
• A gift with lasting impact
  
  
• Entries due Oct. 7, Nov. 6 for obtaining 'diversity' visas
  
  
• Foreign nationals who move must notify INS with form
  
  
• Visa form has changed
  
  
• Silver celebration
  
  
• WBBA breakfasts begin Sept. 24

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