Yale Bulletin and Calendar

April 30, 2004|Volume 32, Number 28

Morse College Master Frank Keil (left) worked with Yale students Brian Wayda, Justin Burton, Vicki Chan, Chris Shugrue, Susie Poppick and Cathy Joyce on a spring clean-up and gardening project at the Fellowship Place shelter

Yale Community Service Day

Students, staff and faculty lent a helping hand to non-profit organizations in the city, tackling a variety of projects, during the inaugural Yale Community Service Day on April 24. Photos by Michael Marsland.

Associate Yale College Dean John Meeske (right) and his son, Christopher Woodington, took part in the trail clean-up at East Rock Park.

Josiah Brown of the Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute (left) and Rachel Matthews of Sterling Memorial Library helped make the boat kits used by youngsters at the Eli Whitney Museum.

Associate Vice President for Finance and Administration John Pepper (in the doorway), one of the strong supporters of Yale Community Service Day, visits the group of volunteers who joined in to clean and set up one of the LEAP offices for the Read to Grow program.

Student Tiffany Hunt organized donations of books at the central office of the New Haven Reads literacy organization

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

New class of World Fellows chosen

Yale broadens environmental goals for future

Epilepsy: Even small seizures can cause loss of consciousness

Cystic fibrosis: Compound found in spice tumeric . . .

Schizophrenia: Brain area governing shearing . . .

Yale Community Service Day

Alumni donate lifesaving gifts to Engineering, Athletics

Tampa Bay Buccaneers draft Bulldog star Nate Lawrie

Groundbreaking ceremony held for police station-community center

New program to bring students from Seoul to Yale

Study will explore whether exercise impacts risk factors for breast cancer

Drama school's 'Uncle Vanya' breaks from naturalist tradition

Graduates of the drama school will gather for Reunion Weekend

Michael Denning to sign copies of his new book at local store