Yale Bulletin and Calendar

April 16, 2004|Volume 32, Number 26

Eli pie

Since the 1800s, Yale students have made a sport of flinging pie-shaped objects and catching them in mid-air. Above: Students play on Old Campus under the stony eye of Nathan Hale.

Freshman Steffi Wu of the Ultimate Frisbee Team.

Freshman Janey Symington of the Ultimate Frisbee Team.

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

Volunteers to aid city groups on Yale Community Service Day

Garten to step down as dean of SOM

Burst devoted career to expanding role of nurse-midwives

United Way honors Yale for its campaign

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 . . .

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

Eli Pie