A window to treasure

Saybrook College junior Penny Herscovitch, above, stands near the stained glass window she designed for the Saybrook College common room. A reception was recently held in the common room to celebrate the installation of the colorful window. Herscovitch's project was funded by the Saybrook College Council, which commissioned the window as part of the overall renovation of the college. The Yale student has demonstrated her talent for work in stained glass as the founder of a studio in the residential college, where she teaches other students interested in the art. T H I SW E E K ' SS T O R I E S Yale boasts five new Rhodes, Marshall Scholars Internationally renowned journalist examines causes of terrorists' rage Former U.S. ambassador discusses role of leaders in Israel-Palestine clash Sternberg to focus on students' rights as head of APA DeVane Lectures to look at love, law in Cervantes' works Famed architect Maya Lin discusses how her works are inspired . . . In Focus: International Spouses & Partners at Yale Scholar urges expansion of efforts to save giant pandas MEDICAL SCHOOL NEWS Screening program seeks to prevent death of young athletes Research shows doctors refer fewer women for post-heart-attack . . . Long-term study proves value of antiepileptic drug Scientists discover how deadly bacteria infect cells Roundup of recent health-related discoveries New Yale-Griffin Center Initiatives Piano performance piece to open Yale Rep series Yale Rep announces spring line-up of plays Happy Holidays! Season's Greetings from the Staff . . . Ethics of health care will be explored in ISPS talk Yale athletes to offer free basketball clinic to neighborhood youths A window to treasure 'Blood and Race' in the U.S. is topic of talk Yale Books in Brief 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