Photos and memorabilia from Yale's Cole Porter archive will be on display in the lobby of the Shubert Performing Arts Center in conjunction with the production of the musical "Kiss Me Kate," June 19-July 1.

In addition to photos of the Yale alumnus himself (such as the one at left), the display will include images and playbills from the original 1949 production.

"Kiss Me Kate" is the story of a theatrical couple who battle while presenting a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew." The Shubert production kicks off a national tour of the revival that opened on Broadway in 1999.

The New Haven show is also part of the International Festival of Arts & Ideas, which runs June 14-30. This week's Calendar, page 7, lists events being held on campus during the festival. For complete schedule information, call 1-800-ART-IDEA or visit the website at www.artidea.org.

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• Geneticist Shirleen Roeder named Eugene Higgins Professor
  
  
• Buddhism scholar Stanley Weinstein is first Lex Hixon Professor
  

  
  

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MEDICAL SCHOOL NEWS

• New non-invasive test detects Down syndrome in womb
  
  
• Researcher urges against 'one size fits all' approach in testing . . .
  
  
• Physical chemist from NYU is named chair of pharmacology
  
  
• EPH alumni make 'honor roll' for their public health careers
  

  
  

Study: Preschoolers can be unreliable as eye witnesses

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Skeleton Crew

Hail, Hale!

OBITUARIES

• Richard French, musicologist who supported music libraries
  
  
• Noted pediatrician and children's advocate Richard Granger
  
  
• Jerome Myers, pioneer in the field of social psychiatry
  
  
• Yale coach Murray Murdoch, oldest-living National Hockey League Player
  

  
  

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