Volume 29 Index (2001)

• December 17, 2001
  Longtime patrons bequest $10.2 million
  Study abroad offers a global perspective
  Plosser predicts economic recover
  Findings refute growth of new brain cells
  Settings goals, culture plays a role
  Pediatricians make 'virtual' house calls
  Accounts Payble enhances customer service
  Dan Schied on "Winter Grounds Maintenance"
  Research links Hodgkin's to breast cancer
  MAG anthology blends art and literature
  

• December 3, 2001
  Med Center NIH funding tops $100 million
  Open enrollment for medical plans begins
  Grant funds Warner School partnership
  Neutrino study points to unknown force
  Lecture examines Polish-American press
  Biomedical engineering gets $3 million
  Memo from Ronald J. Paprocki
  Ben Hellie explores syntax and semantics
  Theater productions offer satire, parody
  Schedule of Medical Plans Informational/Enrollment Sessions
  

• November 19, 2001
  Smallpox vaccine trials under way
  Eastman videoconferences live to Scotland
  Plutzik presents African-Americans lyricist
  Suicide study awarded $3.2 million
  Exhibition celebrates Mertin's images
  'Smart bandage' diagnoses infection
  Series explores global conflict
  Genetically engineered mice provide clues
  Astrobiologist journey to 'Early Earth'
  Information on copyright compliance
  Historian Zinn speaks November 28
  

• November 5, 2001
  Navajo 'code talkers' share war experiences
  '716' changes to '585' on November 15
  Simon M.B.A. ranked among world's best
  Legendary jazz bassist returns to Eastman
  Scientist honored for cancer research
  Neilly Series presents alumnus, book editor
  Inventive faculty win U.S. patents
  Researchers take a lesson from bacteria
  Study sheds light on Tourette's
  Physicist discusses neural coding
  Fire extinguishers save lives
  

• October 22, 2001
  Meliora Weekend draws 7,000 visitors
  Paprocki addresses mail handling procedures
  Borasi inducted as Warner School Dean
  Plutzik series features poet Voigt
  Photos of Meliora Weekend
  ORPA steps up to the growing challenge
  Forum examines poverty among women
  Cultural expert discusses Egyptian media
  Nominate a Student
  

• October 8, 2001
  Meliora Weekend celebrates freedom
  MAG brings Degas exclusive to Rochester
  Research center generates $65 Million
  Poet champions the creative voice
  Meliora Weekend Events
  Meliora Parking Information
  Get your daily news requirements
  

• September 24, 2001
  Students mark tragedy with generosity
  Glick '93 named as hero on doomed plane
  Jackson addresses September 11, tragedy
  Meliora brings message of freedom
  Community gathers to remember, pray
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  Liquid crystals create 'electronic paper'
  Cutting-edge statistics forecasts extremes
  Conference focuses on cancer survivors
  Eastman stages performance in the park
  Technology Transfer positions named
  

• September 10, 2001
  Meliora Weekend registration begins
  Educator consults on PBS series
  Orientation welcomes the Class of 2005
  Nurses study emotional toll of dementia
  Source of Earth's 'big chill' discovered
  Study re-examines heart defibrillators
  Honeybees and cavities, researchers abuzz
  Scientist explores how machines think
  Translation offers readers Islamic poems
  Lost and Found Photo
  Cancer Center appoints new director
  Go Yellowjackets Photo
  

• August 27, 2001
  Convocation kicks off the academic year
  Faculty receive Goergen honors
  Professor wins Dreyfus award
  Eastman debuts sacred music program
  Warner School awarded $725,000 grant
  Orthopaedic specialist heads society
  Wilson Day teaches 'Service 101'
  Race celebrates suffragist's triumph
  Kendrick, Lattimore project slated for fall
  Neilly Series books eclectic lineup
  Strong Health offers caregivers workshops
  MAG festival draws a crowd
  'Twisted' exhibition examines DNA
  Research Roundup
  

• August 13, 2001
  Psychologists receive top APA honors
  Important dates for fall
  Employment Center opens August 27
  Space research yields high-tech reward
  Associate Registrar Kruger dies
  Study examines Parkinson's patch
  Cancer Center assesses risk for women'
  Professor 'nurses' new team in China
  Simple actions conserve energy
  Dining Services expands menus for fall
  Study sheds light on heart disorder
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  Research Roundup
  

• July 31, 2001 (Student Issue)
  Student ID's are redesigned for safety
  Meliora weekend splashes with spirit
  Students at the College
  Mark your calendar
  Eastman Jazz Ensemble voted tops
  Race celebrates Anthony's triumph
  Wilson Day teaches 'Service 101'
  Everyone can help conserve energy
  Wilson Commons heats up this fall
  Staying safe takes teamwork
  Students explore Mt. Hope connections'
  The 'Greek' experience proves valuable
  Important Information for the Fall
  

• July23, 2001 (#13)
  HR considers next step
  Economist receives Hoover fellowship
  Program helps children manage stress
  ITS makes Webcast a reality
  Nursing research has lasting impact
  Reminder: New area code coming
  Psychologist elected to APA board
  Dental health gets a good 'rap'
  Exhibition marks Seward's influence
  Wilson Day 2001 is about community
  Strong's talking horse cheers visitors
  Correction: Stephen Merritt
  

• July2, 2001 (#12)
  Biology professor goes Hollywood
  Tech transfer income doubles
  Multiple sclerosis memory drug tested
  Finance scholar receives professorship
  Business leaders named as trustees
  Grant targets older patients care
  Music professor leads cultural exchange
  University recongnized for VPN
  Ceramic arts blaze in new exhibit
  Counselor honored for service
  Strong adds adolescent psychiatry beds
  Researchers predict impending oil crisis
  Research Roundup
  

• June 11, 2001 (#11)
  Med Center/University counsel named
  Employees honored for service
  Polish Center director gets Fulbright
  University scientists win Sloans
  NSF scholarships target undergrads
  Staffer wins United Way SUV
  Pedro-Carroll receives research award
  Technologies merge at Convergence: 2001
  Economic historian Engerman honored
  Carillon rings in summer concerts
  Researchers explore molecular 'poles'
  'Polar' researcher to track hot spots
  Service hours show students CARE
  

• May 21, 2001 (#10)
  Burgett named VP/general secretary
  University Telephone Data Coordinators
  Summer construction at River Campus
  Prestigious academies induct faculty
  United Way raises record $752,352
  Eastman academic affairs dean named
  Exhibit spotlights Mt. Hope
  New computer hits quantum speeds
  Optics Society cites Rochester work
  Art professor Mertin, 58, dies
  Debate team ranks fourth in nation
  Research Roundup
  

• April 30, 2001 (#9)
  May brings Commencenment exercises
  Auchincloss elected physics fellow
  Borasi named Warner School dean
  African-American center convenes
  The University Community
  Daycare children test science program
  Herbert: Conserving energy is priority
  'Professors of the Year' announced
  Warner professor receives award
  Graduate students honored
  

• April 16, 2001 (#8)
  Institute of Optics names director
  The University Community
  Oscar-winning composer conducts
  Philosophy of education book funded
  Performance reviews: Key to sucess
  Faculty survey in progress
  'Human Values' submissions sought
  Summer student employment reminder
  Course gives students the 'blues'
  

• April 2, 2001 (#7)
  Team is first to find 'pH' of water
  Duvall's Sesqui visit featured on WXXI
  Employment process update
  Wilson Commons celebrates 25 years
  Student employees honored April 2-8
  Political Science offers spring series
  Audit: An empowering experience
  Exhibit reflects on King's 'Dream'
  Polish poet reads April 11
  'Great Daffodil' delivers
  Plitt discusses 'Harper Way' April 10
  Research Roundup
  

• March 19, 2001 (#6)
  Reasearchers detail Earth's magnetism
  Drew symposium explores racial barriers
  Baldwin discusses "Issues" March 28
  New Emergency Department Opens
  United Way: Giving and Receiving
  Security is key for credit cards
  Memorial for Harris is March 2
  Wallis researcher remembered
  Panel examines faith-based funding
  Warner conference looks at technology
  Youngsters + summer= science camp
  Photo- Sweat Break
  

• March 5, 2001 (#5)
  Team unearths "bookend" to dinosaur age
  ITS directory project update
  Online Douglass collection planned
  United Way 2001 offers sweepstakes
  Epics are focus of new lecture series
  Bernard Schilling dies at 94
  Professors named to state advisory board
  Employees receive URMC awards
  Let the Good Times Roll (Photo)
  Scientists target Omega on fusion
  MAG opens exhibit on noted Maine artist
  

• February 19, 2001 (#4)
  Strong performs its first heart transplant
  Pinckney joins diversity effort
  Holocaust historian gives Skalny talk
  World-renowned physicist Mandel dies
  'Minute-to-minute' reporting begins
  United Way 2001 kicks off
  Communication is key for Facilities
  Student workshops help, study show
  Optics technology wins award
  Medical school aces accreditation
  Study: Asteroids missed most microbes
  

• February 5, 2001 (#3)
  Study: Can Alzheimer's be prevented?
  RE: 2001 United Way Campaign
  Walmsley named fellow in physics society
  Poetry series features Harjo Feb. 15
  Brown examines health care system
  Seiko-Epson licenses 'blue noise mask'
  'Langston and Martin' arrives Feb. 7
  Office focuses on purchasing power
  Warner School taps late-life 'experts'
  Cool computer chips reach hot speeds
  Team finds source of starry showpieces
  

• January 22, 2001 (#2)
  Energy, insurance cost hit budgets
  Directory errata notification
  Three elected fellows of physics society
  Med Center tapped for national registry
  Grad studies workshop salutes McNair
  IT strategic planning begins
  Anthony Center honors women Feb. 8
  Coburn named director of tech transfer
  Student employee nominations sought
  HR: Diverse workforce is top priority
  Mt. Hope team awarded $1.6 million
  Staffer often gets "Peke" at championship
  King remembered with campus events
  End of Camelot (photo)
  

• January 8, 2001 (#1)
  Stamp honors Eastman Theatre artist
  Pesticides linked to Parkinson's disease
  Professor wins fellowship for ASL study
  Civil rights leader gives 1st MLK address
  Polish economic reformer joins faculty
  Operation Of the University In Adverse Weather and Similar Emergencies
  University Web site adds news highlight
  Cancer, Vaccine centers each named
  Psychology pioneer Emory Cowen dies
  Scientists ID piece to brain's 'planner'
  Nursing accreditation process seeks input
  

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