Yale Bulletin and Calendar

June 25, 2004|Volume 32, Number 32|Four-Week Issue



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Grant to aid development of
gene therapy for Parkinson's

A Yale neurosurgeon received a $5.5 million federal translational grant to develop two promising vector systems for delivery of gene therapy for Parkinson's disease.
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Alumni elect new trustee

Margaret H. Marshall will join the Yale Corporation as an alumni fellow for a six-year term beginning July 1, President Richard C. Levin has announced.
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Historian Blight to direct
Gilder-Lehrman Center

Professor David W. Blight, a preeminent scholar of the history and legacy of the American Civil War, has been named as director of the Gilder-Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance and Abolition, President Richard C. Levin has announced.
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Student's 'Ride to Endure' will raise funds for cancer group

Peter Chiu '07 hopes that the Zen-like state that he usually achieves while biking for long distances will last for 500 miles, as he cycles solo from Hanover, New Hampshire, to Washington, D.C., with just a few stops along the way.
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Library acquires papers of famed poet Joseph Brodsky

IN FOCUS: F&ES-Anthropology Combined Degree

Troup students creating own plays in Drama School program


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Committee reviewing employee health benefits as part of effort to improve University services

Orchestral movement: Shinik Hahm leaving post as conductor of Yale Symphony to become music director of Philharmonia

Ranis and Hathaway to research international topics as Carnegie Scholars

I. Richard Savage dies; noted for applying statistics to public policy

Sundance Lab director named interim head of playwriting department

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In a benefit bike ride this summer Peter Chiu '07 hopes to cover 500 miles in two days.
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Drama school student Stephen Moore, one of the mentors in the Dwight-Edgewood Program, talks shop with Troup Middle School students.
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