Volume 30 Index (2002)

• December 9, 2002 #21
  $1 million grant forges Eastman 'pathway
  Health care: Open enrollment begins
  Historian to discuss race, health
  Campus groups spread holiday cheer
  Awareness at the heart of Deaf Strong
  Insurance questions?
  Team unravels sunspot mystery
  Columnist to discuss Civil War stories
  Art project focuses on AIDS awareness
  Web 'spider' links industry, experts
  Schedule of Medical Plans Informational/Enrollment Sessions
  

• November 18, 2002 #20
  Largest smallpox vaccine study under way
  Eastman ensemble to perform five-city tour
  Physicists puzzle over 'big bang' mystery
  Major explores African-American studies
  Young alum gives University major gift
  Photo: Strictly Ballroom
  Cavanaugh named health & safety director
  Information on copyright compliance
  Memo: Simon School Dean Search
  May the best opera singer win
  Harnett hosts gender art installation
  FYI
  

• November 4, 2002 #19
  Innovative technique detects new planet
  Warner grant targets math education
  Eastman to lead internation project
  Discover names Conwell in top 50
  Key to Earth's core found in Arctic Circle
  FYI
  Get the inside scoop on investments
  UN weapons inspector to discuss Iraq
  WebCT demo set for Nov. 19
  Research Roundup
  Keep safety first during the holidays
  

• October 21, 2002 #18
  Rochester grad wins Nobel Prize
  Study: NY government lacks women
  Ancient DNA defense still protects
  Meliora Weekend 'exceeds expections'
  Peace activist, Holocaust survivor to visit
  Poet Phillips punctuates Plutzik lineup
  Fire extinguishers saves lives
  Photo: Health History
  Research Roundup
  FYI
  

• October 7, 2002 #17
  State gives $30 million for biotech
  Plosser announces decision to step down
  Center seeks to pave way for minorities
  Gleason gift supports library renovations
  Plutzik offers back-to-back readings
  Meliora Weekend Events
  Memo: River Campus Parking
  

• September 23, 2002 #16
  Meliora Weekend registration begins
  New 'antisense' technology targets RNA
  Study: Teens report post-9/11 anxiety
  Eastman host eclectic music mix
  Arctic author opens Neilly Series
  Construction projects slated for fall
  Poet Hollander kicks Plutzik
  Brown Bag IT
  Research Roundup
  Reminder: Double check the Web for 585
  

• September 9, 2002 #15
  Convocation christens academic year
  University marks September 11
  Doubly good: Wilson Day expands
  Vaccine unit receives $13.9 million
  Nurse practitioner tells her story of 9/11
  Eastman alumni reunite for gala
  Calling jazz fans, bibliophiles
  Rushdie highlights Plutzik series
  Correction
  Photo: Second City
  New degree gives global perspective
  

• August 19, 2002 #14
  Three named to Board of Trustees
  Observances planned for September 11
  $2.2 million addresses nursing shortage
  University launches 'URWireless'
  Photo/Optical Convergence
  Project Believe tackles urban health issues
  New course covers latest in patient safety
  Research Roundup
  Student athletes urged to drink more water
  Physician directs heart association update
  Photo/Getting their Orientation
  River Campus construction nears end
  

• August 7, 2002 #SI
  Wilson Days: Connecting students to Rochester
  Building a better robot
  Eastman Quad goes wireless
  Rochester debate team earns top spot
  Scholarship hnors alumnus, 9/11 hero
  Memo: Convocation and Fall Activities
  Always Better: Meliora 2002 promises big lineup
  Plutzik Series features Salman Rushdie
  Degas exclusive slated for Memorial Art Gallery
  Jazz to Journalism
  College Class of 2006: Who they are*
  'Young, hip' sextet highlights stuffed Eastman concert calendar
  Student health in focus
  Students tackle issues facing urban areas
  Men take new approach to safety issues
  Sports highlights
  FYI
  Anthony Center 5K run/walk
  Alum's Pledge at center of heated debate
  Mark you calendar
  Important Information for the Fall
  Photos: Campus Festivals
  

• July 29, 2002 #13
  LLE get's initial 'green light' for funding
  Optical scientist named to professorship
  UHS director leads national health group
  WebCT: Faculty manage classes online
  Researchers improve ultrasound imaging
  Photo/Building a Better Robot
  Former chair of physics and astronomy dies
  Countdown: Area code switches August 16
  FYI
  Simon to introduce certificate program
  Information on copyright compliance
  

• July 8, 2002 #12
  'Make things happen,' Simon grads told
  Radiation expert cautions against panic
  United Way pledges top $845,000
  Diversity: Hiring practices that work
  Research Roundup
  July concerts offer carillon on the quad
  Where one journey ends, another begins
  Alum's Pledge stirs current debate
  FYI
  Countdown: Area code switches August 16
  Strong joins national health care network
  

• June 17, 2002 #11
  University health plans take effect July 1
  'Bold steps' target service, stewardship
  Physics grads garner national recognition
  Eastman kicks off summer concert series
  Carillon concerts begin July 1
  Students tackle issues facing urban areas
  Tree tour offers stroll and concert
  FYI
  Countdown: Area code switches August 16
  Triathlete takes winning to heart
  

• May 28, 2002 #10
  Optical society honors Professor Wolf
  Info line connects employees with doctors
  Bioterrorism threat remains, says alum
  Graduates challenged to think boldly
  WWWII letters tell story of love and war
  Anesthesiologist hits the road for charity
  Cardiologist uses breakthough technology
  Panel to discuss early form of breast cancer
  Science teachers get a hands-on lesson
  Photo/Recycle Kindness
  Schedule of Directory Proofs
  Research Roundup
  FYI
  

• May 13, 2002 #9
  Univesity celebrates Commencement 2002
  Healthcare plan deadline are May 31
  United Way Campaign Update
  Kyburg elected fellow for A.I. research
  Guggenheim winner maps genetic past
  FDI lecture series builds partnerships
  Students sample life on Genesee Street
  New details announced on insurance plans
  Fox named to University advancement post
  Schedule of New Health Care Plans - Information/Enrollment Sessions
  Program breathes life into lung research
  Pretty Persuasion/Photo
  

• April 29, 2002 #8
  Physics professor honored for excellence
  Researchers get closer to 'labs on a chip'
  New service delivers ASL to deaf patients
  Program identifies tomorrow's leaders
  Update: United Way campaign continues
  Scientists identify 15-Year old 'Super-Nino
  Institute builds home-school partnerships
  Norwood 'engineers' focus on diversity
  City declares May 11 'Hyam Plutzik Day'
  Strong awarded for 'green' achievements
  Beside the Genesee/Photo
  FYI
  

• April 15, 2002 #7
  Children's hospital receives $14 million
  Loyal alum Roger Lathan dies
  New insurance plans being readied
  Scholarship honors alumnus, 9/11 hero
  School of Medicine names Guzick dean
  Science center opens doors to area schools
  Plutzik features South African author
  Correction
  Author examines images of women
  Update: Wireless service switches to 585
  Series honors Native American scholar
  

• April 1, 2002 #6
  Self-funded health plans take effect July 1
  Evolution in a petri dish: Bacteria beware!
  Economist Robert Barro to speak April 12
  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
  

• March 18, 2002 #5
  Tech-transfer revenue tops $40 million
  MLK talk rescheduled for April 1
  Plutzik features Hume's poetic voice
  Treatment targets ADHD, tic disorders
  Seminar examines technology issues
  Maus artist to give talk
  Ossia performance fuses art, music
  Cosmos to classroom, Pipher leads the way
  Local novelist to discuss women's history
  Botanist picks 'hot' flowers for sping
  Dance Program series sparks creativity
  Author to read from prize-winning novel
  

• March 4, 2002 #4
  Alumni shape minds at top U.S. schools
  Jackson/Phelps addressing The University Community
  Can computers learn to read Hemingway?
  Library hosts author of A Beautiful Mind
  Quartet performs March 17
  Educators explore school funding
  Library pays tribute to Cowen
  HR outlines policies on time reporting
  Musica Nova orchestrates NYC premiere
  Archeology dig unearths Arezzo history
  Summer camps enrich young minds
  Images of Black History Photo
  

• February 18, 2002 #3
  Plutzik Series features novelist Howard
  'Beautiful Mind' biographer to give talk
  Eastman launches music leadership
  Treatment for Parkinson's shows promise
  Astronomer honored for stellar career
  Conductor of Wind Ensemble named
  Maister stages play on race, identity'
  Skoglund brings glass to life at MAG
  Survey: U.S. doctors wary of IUDs
  FYI
  

• February 4, 2002 #2
  Professors recognized for work on cognition
  2002 United Way Campaign
  Scholarship honors Lathans
  Programs offer accelerated nurse training
  Wind Ensemble celebrates 50 years
  Study suggests Alzheimer's affects driving
  Voice and image merge in 'Eye Contact'
  Supply and demand: Inclusion is key
  HR outlines long-term disability benefits
  Photo/Reno Recovers
  Pianist selected as artist-in-residence
  

• January 21, 2002 #1
  Civil rights chair to give MLK address
  January 21: Speakers mark holiday
  Reno discusses Clinton years, future plans
  University heads chip research center
  Academic society inducts faculty
  Winter fest features Bobcat's quirky comedy
  Neilly Series takes on blues, rock 'n' roll
  Anthony Center dinner honors women
  Dental clinic targets at-rish community
  Research Roundup
  

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