Yale Bulletin and Calendar

February 8, 2008|Volume 36, Number 18

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Study: Farming is changing
chemistry of Mississippi River

Midwestern farming has introduced the equivalent of five Connecticut Rivers into the Mississippi River over the past 50 years and is adding more carbon dioxide annually into its waters, according to a study published in Nature by researchers at Yale and Louisiana State universities.
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Pink is the new Yale blue for teams raising funds supporting cancer research

While not sacrificing for a moment their loyalty to Yale blue, two women’s athletic teams are donning pink this month in support of cancer research.
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‘Non-standard economist’ exploring motivations behind buyers’ behavior

Yale SOM has become a leader in behavioral finance and behavioral economics.
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Other SOM behavior research studies
explore consumers’ risk-taking ways

O T H E RS T O R I E S

Yale librarian and skater passes on her passion to local youngsters

In new role at Yale, art conservator will exhance campus programs

Yale University Library starts the new year with staff changes

Drawings by European ‘masters’ are featured in gallery exhibit

Black History Month celebration features art, music and more

Yale Opera will present ‘Die Fledermaus,’ comic tale of intrigue in 19th-century Vienna

Protection of cultural heritage is focus of ‘Iraq Beyond the Headlines IV’

In new exhibition, architects envision ‘a future that could have been’

Exhibition features unique gifts from around the globe

It takes two

First Yale BioHaven Entrepreneurship Seminar series event to focus on Rib-X

Memorial service will be held in Dwight Chapel in commemoration of Pakistani leader Bhutto

Conversation on health care

In the next YB&C

Geneticist cited for research on hypertension

‘Rolling’ offers honest, sometimes shocking, look at life in a wheelchair

Students from Wexler/Grant Community School are learning skating skills at Ingalls Rink through a program started by a Yale law librarian and run with the help of volunteers from the campus community.
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Among the singers from the Yale Opera who alternate in the lead roles of "Die Fledermaus" are Adelaide Muir (Rosalinde) and Edward Parks (Eisenstein).
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