April 1, 2002
Volume 30 Number 6

FEEDING THE HUNGRY--More than 170 students and staff, including Romeo Galang '03 (left) and Marilyn Lopez '05 (right), participated in PB & Jam 2002 on March 25-26, making 3,300 sandwiches to deliver to local shelters, food pantries, and charitable organizations. Sponsored by the Interfaith Chapel and the Community Service Network, the event is part of the Faiths in Action initiative where students from many faiths work together on community service projects.

• Self-funded health plans take effect July 1
• Evolution in a petri dish: Bacteria beware!
• Economist Robert Barro to speak April 12
• Optics senior wins Churchill Scholarship
• Study shows defibrillators save lives
• Geva director closes 2001-02 Neilly Series
• Global warming: Local lake reveals clues
• Grant funds chemist's cancer research
• Historian discusses Civil War legacy
• Leukemia therapy linked to heart damage
• Ethnic diversity: The cure for U.S. cities?
• Conference and Events launches Web site
• Eastman Opera closes with La Boheme
• In Brief
• Calendar of Events
• Classifieds
• Jobs

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