Yale Bulletin and Calendar

October 12, 2001

Volume 30, Number 6

A special look at the final Tercentennial Weekend activities that officially marked the end of Yale's 300th birthday celebration.
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Retaliation alone will not be effective in preventing future terrorist attacks on the United States, and unless Americans understand how and why the tragic assaults on the nation's citizens took place, "we are bound to repeat them," former Colorado senator Gary Hart warned in a campus visit on Oct. 2.
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Economist Janet Yellen discussed the complementary roles that math and intuition play in setting monetary policy for the United States when she delivered the final Tercentennial talk in the Graduate School's "In the Company of Scholars" lecture series.
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O T H E RS T O R I E S

NIH grant supports new center for biomedical computing

Brain expert to explain 'How Matter Becomes Imagination'

Governor of Washington to be Chubb Fellow

President of The New York Times to address Sept. 11

'From Biology to Ethics' is theme of Terry Lectures

'Do what's good for society at large,' urges alumnus neurosurgeon

Renowned child psychiatrist Dr. Donald J. Cohen dies

Higher education, African development are talks' focus

Challenges of ensuring quality care to be explored in forum on reproductive health

A home of their own

Yale Parents' Weekend

Famed Westminster Cathedral Choir to make an appearance in Woolsey Hall

An estimated 30,000 people came to the Yale Bowl for the Tercentennial Show, which ended with fireworks.
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The Yale United Way 2001 Campaign was officially launched on Oct. 3 in Luce Hall with a talk by alumnus Dr. Benjamin Carson.
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