Yale Bulletin and Calendar

April 20, 2001

Volume 29, Number 27

Yale researchers have found that the hepatitis C virus (HCV) uses a unique method of shutting down a cell's protein synthesis while continuing to produce viral proteins, a discovery that could lead to a target for new drugs that would block HCV infection without harming body tissues.
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Artworks that have contributed to making the Yale University Art Gallery's collections among the finest in the world will be on view in the gallery's exhibit "Art for Yale: Defining Moments," which opens on Friday, April 20.
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Ten individuals were honored with Seton Elm-Ivy Awards in recognition of their efforts to strengthen ties between Yale and the City of New Haven.
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As both a teacher in a Yale playwriting course and a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, Donald Margulies practices what he preaches.
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O T H E RS T O R I E S

Center offers programs in uncommonly taught languages

Study: Teens' reputations offer clue to their risk-taking behavior

Yale Rep serving up cocktail of hope and cynicism in 'Big Night'

Author Styron defends decision to confront the taboo in his fiction

Exhibit of photographs shows Yale as 'a place of changes'

Annual film festival to take place at campus sites and nearby venues

Symposium will explore 'trends in machine learning'

Concerts feature works by Yale composers that integrate computer technologies

Medical Library exhibit examines the evolution of microscopes

Creative Arts Workshop pays tribute to Yale artists in exhibition

Administrative Professionals' Day to be celebrated April 25 and 26

John Trumbull's "The Death of General Warren at the Battle of Bunker's Hill, 17 June 1775," the first object acquired in the Trumbull Collection at the Art Gallery, will be on view in the new exhibition opening April 20.
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Some of the cast that appear in Dawn Powell's tragicomedy "Big Night," which runs April 26-May 19 at the Yale Repertory Theatre.
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