At the powwow

For the fourth year in a row, Yale's Payne Whitney Gymnasium was the site of powwow sponsored by the Association of Native Americans at Yale. In addition to music, song, art and food, the celebration featured dances from a variety of Native-American traditions. T H I SW E E K ' SS T O R I E S Zedillo named head of Center for Study of Globalization Other International Initiatives at Yale University SOM Institute to explore how corporations are regulated by world's governments Journalists covering Latin America will discuss the region's 'global reach' HUD secretary to visit as a Chubb Fellow Visiting architect describes his creative process In Focus: Yale Recycling Exhibition features art by 'consummate storyteller' Peabody receives grant for Machu Picchu exhibit Difficult quest for black education explored in forum Noted psychologist Neal E. Miller, pioneerin research on brain and behavior, dies Study estimates the likelihood of stroke in elderly patients who have had heart attacks Biotechnology companies are thriving in Connecticut with help from Yale science Lecture to explore how biomaterials 'will change our lives' Conference on 'God and the Ethics of Belief' pays tribute . . . Event to explore latest research on mental illness Gustav Ranis reappointed as Henry R. Luce Director of YCIAS 'Hot Flashes' explores world of womanhood after 50 Museum spearheading annual cleanup of New Haven Harbor At the powwow Transatlantic polo 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