Getting the low-down on downtown

Visitors to the Elm City can learn about New Haven's many resources at the new downtown information center located at the corner of College and Chapel streets. The center is a joint venture of the Town Green Special Services District, the City of New Haven and Yale. University Properties donated the space rent-free, and staffing is provided by the Secretary's Office. Visitors may use the center to make dining and room reservations with participating companies. Pictured in the center are (from left) Kathy Slamp of Wichita, Kansas; Dana Slamp, who appeared in "Arms and the Man" at Long Wharf Theatre; Mark Abraham, a senior in Jonathan Edwards College; and Rebecca Ribera, project manager. T H I SW E E K ' SS T O R I E S Study shows diet is linked to growing form of cancer 'Architecture or Revolution' recalls years of turbulence, innovation Locke recalls Yale years, defends affirmative action in Chubb Lecture Alumni to ponder intersection of law and technology Legal scholar John Langbein is named Sterling Professor Historian Cynthia Russett is appointed Larned Professor Conference honors economist William Brainard Environmental Science Center opening Oct. 26 Event to celebrate 'Cultures of Native America' Drama school stages Chekhov's 'compassionate meditation' Yale Opera students to perform scenes from famous operas 'Practical Logic' series opens with talk on challenge of intersexuality Talks about Sept. 11 aftermath to focus on questions of gender Symposium to explore 'material culture' of Colonial New York Project teaches Head Start parents about computers, cancer Conservation of biodiversity in China is subject of talk Stephen Bright to speak at tea Getting the low-down on downtown Honoring an 'unsung hero' 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