Yale Bulletin and Calendar

March 7, 2003|Volume 31, Number 21|Two-Week Issue

SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTS

Special supplements of the Yale Bulletin & Calendar, including 'University Information' and 'Yale & New Haven: A Progress Report,' are now available on-line.

The Broadway district's newest addition, the MexiCali Grille, opened its doors to the public on Feb. 28, ushering in Phase II of the area's revitalization by Yale's University Properties.
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Donald Kagan, the Sterling Professor of Classics and History and former dean of Yale College, was among eight recipients of the National Humanities Medal for 2002 awarded by President George W. Bush at a White House ceremony on Feb. 27.
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The Creed/Patton/Steele Scholarship has been endowed by Yale to recognize the importance of diversity in graduate and professional education, and to honor the achievements of Dr. Courtlandt Van Rensselaer Creed, the first African American to graduate from the Yale School of Medicine.
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Mixing girls, marshmallows and spaghetti might sound like a recipe for a slumber party, but last week, it was part of the formula comprising Yale's first "Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day."
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O T H E RS T O R I E S

Former Yale provost, dean and scholar Georges May dies

Forum explores strategies for 'Teaching the Tough Stuff'

Yale Rep show offers new and old twists on Shakespeare's 'Taming of the Shrew'

Mapping of peptide may lead to ways of regulating appetite from within the brain

Exhibit features work by alumnus Joshua Meyer

Goldman-Rakic talk will benefit Fellowship Place

President George W. Bush congratulates Donald Kagan at the Feb. 27 White House ceremony where the Yale historian received a National Humanities Medal.
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Ann Taylor (left) and Yomalil Gutierrez, both 13 and from Fair Haven Middle School, attempt to create a tower out of marshmallows and uncooked spaghetti.
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