SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTS
Special supplements of the Yale Bulletin & Calendar, including 'Standing, Special and Appointments Committees' and 'University Information' are now available on-line.
specially modified fruit flies
Scientists at Yale have genetically designed triggers in the brains of fruit flies that allow the insects' behavior to be controlled with laser light, according to an article in the April 8 issue of the journal Cell.
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Kim Bottomly has been named as a deputy provost; duties include faculty development
Zedillo appointed envoy to U.N.'s summer summit
Yale undergraduates make impressive showing in the Atlantic Monthly's writing contestt
Cycle of August Wilson plays to conclude with 'Radio Golf'
Researchers identify a protein in the kidney that regulates heart function and blood pressure
Conference pays tribute to ethicist Margaret Farley
Panel and exhibit mark 30th anniversary of fall of Saigon
Event honors individuals who have contributed to women's health
Conference will consider future of controversial Voting Rights Act
Event highlights new research on AIDS
In Memoriam: Jack S. Greenberg
Journal addresses SARS and other health issues in China
Calvin Hill opens new art studio
Financial aid increased
for Ph.D. students
Jon Butler, dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, has announced significant improvements in financial aid for graduate students in Ph.D. programs.
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Exhibits recount Yale's history and
the contributions of its alumni
A doctoral diploma dated 1861, a round plate stamped "Frisbie Pies," a toy crane built from an Erector Set, a painting of cowboys crouched around a campfire -- these are just a few of the images and objects featured in two new permanent exhibitions at Yale's Mead Visitor Center.
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Visitor Center enjoys pride-of-place
as it showcases Yale
Event will bring together staff, students to help city groups
Once again faculty, staff and students will come together to help non-profit organizations in New Haven by painting, planting, clearing trails and distributing books to children as part of the second annual Yale Community Service Day.
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O T H E RS T O R I E SNext Yale Rep season features new plays
and 'invigorating' productions of classics
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Gender studies is topic of final talk in year-long series
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A visitor peruses the History of Yale exhibit. The display brings a modern element to the 238-year-old Mead Visitor Center.
Nayan Chanda, editor of YaleGlobal Online, will speak about his experiences as a journalist during the fall of Saigon at a panel marking the 30th anniversary of the event.
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