Yale Bulletin and Calendar

April 16, 2004|Volume 32, Number 26

SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTS
Special supplements of the Yale Bulletin & Calendar, including 'Building Strength in Biomedicine' and 'University Information,' are now available on-line.

Volunteers to aid city groups
on Yale Community Service Day

Members of the Yale community will mobilize to clean up the trails of a local park, beautify the grounds or interiors of a number of New Haven social service agencies, and pass out free books to local families as part of the first Yale Community Service Day on Saturday, April 24.
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Garten to step down as dean of SOM

Jeffrey E. Garten has announced he will step down as dean of the Yale School of Management (SOM) in June 2005, after he completes his second five-year term at the helm of the University's business school.
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Burst devoted career to expanding
role of nurse-midwives

When Helen Varney Burst began studying midwifery at the Yale School of Nursing (YSN) in 1961, it was illegal in Connecticut and Massachusetts to provide information on contraceptives or to buy and use any form of birth control.
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United Way honors Yale for its campaign

The United Way of Greater New Haven honored Yale with the Campaign of the Year Award on March 26 at a community recognition event.
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O T H E RS T O R I E S

Events explore medical responses to major disasters

Former YSN dean to be named a state 'treasure'

Two-day symposium at the School of Nursing will celebrate the contributions of midwives

Study: Light therapy as effective as anti-depressants for pregnant women

Strong link found between teen smoking and suicide attempts

Hatching emu eggs and a friendly condor among Peabody attractions

Diverse visual images highlight new 'Treasure Maps' exhibit

Yale Rep's upcoming season to feature a mix of old and new

Polish government honors Yale curator's work

F&ES to host workshop on environmental change

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In the next YB&C

Study shows how brain unconsciously processes images

Horwich honored for work on protein folding

This photograph by Greg Semendiger of the New York City Police Aviation Unit shows boats arriving near the burning World Trade Center site to help with the evacuation of the wounded and others. It will be on view in a new Yale exhibit.
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"Veedor," the world's only tame, free-flying condor, will make an appearance in New Haven's Edgerton Park as part of the Peabody Museum's April 17 program.
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