Hail, Hale!

Seventh- and eighth-grade students from New Haven's Nathan Hale School were honored for their academic excellence at a ceremony held on June 11 in Yale's Connecticut Hall in conjunction with the University's 300th anniversary. The oldest building on campus and in New Haven, Connecticut Hall was a dormitory for generations of Yale students, including patriot Nathan Hale, whose likeness now stands outside the building. T H I SW E E K ' SS T O R I E S Financial manager Shen is newest alumni fellow Six professors named to American Academy of Arts and Sciences Researcher finds differences in how male, female cardinals learn to sing Study shows most women are passive when faced with sexual harassment ENDOWED PROFESSORSHIPS Political scientist Donald Green is Whitney Griswold Professor Geneticist Shirleen Roeder named Eugene Higgins Professor Buddhism scholar Stanley Weinstein is first Lex Hixon Professor Whitney Humanities Center appoints its next leaders: Menocal and Thompson Internationally known forestry expert will join the faculty 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 SEC-inspired study finds investors lack information Summer Cabaret begins season with trip to 'Valparaiso' 'Kiss Me Kate' creator recalled 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 Campus Notes Bulletin Home|Visiting on Campus|Calendar of Events|In the News|Bulletin Board Yale Scoreboard|Classified Ads|Search Archives|Deadlines Bulletin Staff|Public Affairs Home|News Releases| E-Mail Us|Yale Home Page