Yale Bulletin and Calendar

February 9, 2001

Volume 29, Number 18

Campus Notes

Dr. Ian Sussex, senior research scientist and lecturer in the Department of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology, will be a guest speaker at a symposium titled "Genetically Modified Foods: Benefits and Risks" on Saturday, Feb. 17. The event will begin at 9:30 a.m. in the Frank Loomis Palmer Science Theater at the Science Center of Eastern Connecticut, 33 Gallows Lane, New London. Registration is required. For more information, call Judy Samokar or Andrea Fagan at (860) 442-0391.

The Yale University Concert Band, under the direction of Tom Duffy, will perform at Derby High School, 8 Nutmeg Ave., on Thursday, Feb. 15, at 7 p.m. The concert will include a joint performance of the Sousa march "Fairest of the Fair," with the Derby High School Band. Admission is free.

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

Center seeks to change views about intelligence

Yale chooses architects for arts projects

Yale Club and Dwight Hall team up to boost volunteerism in city

International Health Program to be expanded

Confessions of an artistic (and choc-oholic) alumna

Program recalls contributions of late art historian

Philip Long named as director of Information Technology Services

Historian Kennedy describes how WWII altered the U.S.

Famed actor Stephen Rea tells of his loyalty to Irish identity

Exhibit explores how artists approach use of color

There are dinosaurs galore at the Peabody this month

Museum enjoys record-setting year

Future of former Yugoslavia is focus of international event

Event to explore novel approaches to legal issues

Theater in the 18th century will be the focus of international . . .

'Space Odyssey' is topic of next Tetelman Lecture

Conference will explore the impact of spirituality on health

Professor Barry Saltzman, a pioneer in the study of the atmosphere . . .

Campus Notes