Yale Bulletin and Calendar

November 15, 2002|Volume 31, Number 11

Honoring Yale's veterans

Under a gray sky, University community members gathered on Hewitt Quadrangle on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, to pay tribute to Yale men and women who served in the military in war and in peace. A color guard from the University of Connecticut took part in the ceremony, which included the laying of a wreath at the cenotaph and brief remarks. The event was sponsored by the Yale Student Military Organization.

T H I SW E E K ' SS T O R I E S

Yale revises early admissions policy

Koerner Center will serve as a 'focal point' . . .

$11 million grant to fund center's work on autism

Facility offers resources and a gathering place for graduate students

Former trade representative champions open markets

Graduate student Jun Saito wins a seat in Japanese Parliament

Yale artist tackles dirt and death in new projects

Fact feeds fiction in Yale alumnus' play 'Fighting Words'

Researchers create artificial 'light switch' to regulate genes

Display looks at 'Rocks, Gems and the Yale Seal'

Conference to focus on adolescents' alcohol, tobacco use

Yale staff consulted for soon-to-air PBS series . . .

Graduate student to discuss Lyndon Johnson biography

Honoring Yale's veterans

Yale Books in Brief