Yale Bulletin and Calendar

September 13-20, 1999

Volume 28, Number 4

Conference at the School of Forestry
to assess health of the Quinnipiac River

Area experts will assess the health of Connecticut's Quinnipiac River at a conference being held Friday, Sept. 17, at the Whitney Humanities Center, 53 Wall St.

The event -- titled "Quinnipiac River Point Source Pollution: Is It Still a Problem?" -- is sponsored by the Center for Coast and Watershed Systems at the School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.

The conference will bring together

experts from academia and representatives from the state government, industry and environmental organizations to discuss the history of pollution in the Quinnipiac, the types of pollutants in the river and their effects on human health, and the current permitting and regulatory process.

There is a $10 registration fee for the conference. For further information, call Nicole Smith at 432-5603.

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Celebration marks reopening of remodeled gallery

Exhibit reveals the many faces of Abe Lincoln

Yale Rep opens season with tale of humorous antics of hypochondriac

Deborah Thomas is named to new posts in Woodbridge Hall

Bjong 'Wolf' Yeigh is appointed as assistant provost

Memorial service will be held for Joseph Coleman

'Europe Beyond 2000' marks inauguration of new YCIAS council

Conference at the School of Forestry to assess health of the Quinnipiac River

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