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March 24, 2000Volume 28, Number 25



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Yale authors will talk about their books

Three Yale professors will discuss and sign copies of their books at Book Haven, 290 York St.

On Tuesday, March 29, John Hollander, Sterling Professor of English, will read from his book "Reflections on Espionage," recently reissued by Yale University Press. Kang-i Sun Chang, professor of Chinese literature, and Haun Saussy, associate professor at Stanford University, will discuss their new anthology "Women Writers of Traditional China" on Thursday, March 30. Matthew Jacobson, associate professor of American studies, history and African American studies, will discuss his new book "Barbarian Virtues: The United States Encounters Foreign Peoples at Home and Abroad, 1876-1917" on Tuesday, April 4. Readings will take place at 4-5:30 p.m., and refreshments will be served. For information or to reserve a book, call (203) 787-2848.


T H I SW E E K ' SS T O R I E S

Student and Alumni receive noted awards

YSN scientist still uncovering Agent Orange's harmful effects

Book traces 'unsteady march' to racial equality

Endowed Professorships

Mullinix will take on new challenges as V.P. of the University of California

Grant to expand nurse's program for diabetic teens

Professors' model helps predict March Madness victors

Most Vietnam veterans were exposed to toxic Agent Orange, Yale scientist testifies

Joseph Goldstein, noted for his work in family law, dies

Exhibit celebrates 30 years of women artists at Yale

'Father and Sons' exhibit features works by three family members

Visual Journals' on view in Medical Library

CONFERENCES ON CAMPUS

Census count will be held on campus April 3-6

Faculty share 'experience' with students at teas

EPH seminar to examine impact of domestic violence on individuals, community

Labor conditions in developing nations will be focus of YCIAS roundtable

Yale researchers find no relation between PCBs, breast cancer

Liman Fellow Sager to discuss her work with 'All Our Kin'

Ovarian cancer is topic of forums

Yale authors will talk about their books

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