New York Times editor to
teach journalism course

Jill Abramson, managing editor of The New York Times, will teach an advanced course in journalism at Yale College during the spring semester.
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Spinal cord research of special
interest to veterans group

One day in 1992 Louis Irvin was in a remote location in the South Pacific working on weapons control and missile guidance systems with the U.S. Navy when he tried to open a desk drawer that was jammed shut. And then his life changed forever.
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Law librarian took the words
right out of their mouths

Those who know Yale Law School librarian Fred Shapiro would probably expect him to resort to a common proverb while talking about the recently published "Yale Book of Quotations," which he edited.
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O T H E RS T O R I E S

Yale research team identifies gene for Crohn's disease

ENDOWED PROFESSORSHIPS

• Nicholas Barberis is named Schramm Professor of Finance at SOM

• Christine Jolls is appointed the Gordon Bradford Tweedy Professor

• Kenji Yoshino is designated as the first Guido Calabresi Professor of Law

Two investigators win grants for research on women's health issues

Posters showcase work on women and gender

Conference exploring the impact of dams to feature a keynote address by former interior secretary Bruce Babbitt

Journal's special issue focuses on most environmentally harmful products

Lectures will examine the reasons for humans' love of music

Scientists to discuss their work 'Panning for Gold

Seminar to focus on company's genome sequencing technology

Event will showcase cultural dances from around the world

Guitar festival will include performances and master classes

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