Volume 31 Index (2003)

• December 8, 2003 #21
  $63 million to fund Laser Lab in 2004
  Memo from Charles Murphy, Associate Vice President for Human Resources
  Bodek wins top prize in physics
  Events planned in honor of MLK Day
  Two scientists named best inventors
  Research offers clue to mass extinction
  Former anthropology chair dies at 75
  Jewish scholar Abraham Karp dies
  Students offer 'jumpstart' on reading
  

• November 17, 2003 #20
  Med Center home t new NIH program
  East meets West in world music fusion
  Plutzik features novelist Lydia Davis
  Physicist named NY professor of the year
  Talk: Computer science lacks women?
  Facilities prepares for winter weather
  Theater program offers twist on tragedy
  Keep fire safety in mind
  FYI
  

• November 3, 2003 #19
  New center targets muscular dystrophy
  Eastman honors flutist Mariano Nov. 15
  Warner celebrates 10-year milestone
  Neilly Series offers two upcoming talks
  Skalny brings Polish cinema to town
  Award-winning poet reads Nov. 18
  Nominees sought for Anthony Award
  Talk examines 'language of liberation'
  Grant supports perservation efforts
  Anthropologist hosts talk, panel discussion
  

• October 20, 2003 #18
  Boeckman named to Gates professorship
  ITS addresses spam increase
  Web site features new diversity database
  Tickets on sale for Maya Angelou
  New Meliora Press carves out niche
  Chemist, scholar Gates dies
  Plutzik hosts poet Heather McHugh
  Learn 'Secrets of Young & Successful'
  Memo: Women's Leadership Student Awards
  

• October 6, 2003 #17
  $5 million grant pushes biology boundries
  Employees invited to Benefits Expo
  NIH to fund new autoimmunity center
  Forum: Women's impact on medicine
  Meliora Weekend 2003 Events
  Meliora Weekend parking information
  

• September 22, 2003 #16
  Evarts named Medical Center CEO
  Register now for Meliora Weekend
  Legal affairs specialist named VP
  Acclaimed poet Ashbery to give reading
  Eastman revives Le Carnaval Mascarnade
  Grab lunch, dinner & everything in between
  Memo: Meliora Weekend
  Neilly Series hosts NY Times science writer
  Photo: JP Morgan Chase Corporate Challenge
  

• September 8, 2003 #15
  Cancer Center offers free screening
  Kim Kowalke appointed Turner Professor
  Goergen winners honored
  Freshmen hit the streets for Wilson Days
  URNet enables gigabit-speed connection'
  Local design helps NASA explore space
  Patent pending for navigation device
  FYI
  Kafka Prize winner Meidav to give reading
  The Winner Is: Photo
  Olympian to speak at Anthony Race
  

• August 18, 2003 #14
  $13 million to fund AIDS vaccine research
  ITS responds to hacker attacks
  Convocations kicks off academic year
  Warner camp tackles Charlotte woes
  Center to offer latest in brain imaging'
  Pharmacology legend Lasagna dies
  Students campaign for smoke-free dorms
  University licenses security software
  Artists offer wares at Clothesline Festival
  Dentistry hosts national ADA conference
  FYI
  

• August 4, 2003 #SI
  A Hands-On approach to community service
  Hamlet
  Journal spotlights students research
  Altered perception: The science of video gaming
  Student proposal 'kicks butt'
  Biomed seniors engineer creative solutions
  Crossing the Atlantic for the love of pipes
  Odds 'n' Ends
  Sounds of Africa highlight Eastman concert calendar
  Library's Neilly Series kicks off September 26
  Fine Arts
  Memo To: Incoming Undgraduates
  Come join the fun!
  The race continues for women's progress
  Make plans to attend Meliora Weekend
  Sports Page
  Making news . . .
  A Closer Look at the Class of 2007
  Important Information for the Fall
  

• July 28, 2003 #13
  Software delivers 'mood music' on demand
  University selected for Kauffman initiative
  Strong burn center joins national effor
  Teens stretch minds in scholars programs
  Research unlocks new evolutionary clues
  Historian traces Eastman history
  Trying to kick the habit? Help's available
  Minicourse covers patient safety
  Summer sports camps get kids moving
  Research Roundup
  

• July 7, 2003 #12
  Evarts oversees Med Center operations
  United Way: University raises $901,000
  Discovery may yield Alzheimer's advance
  Canada's 'big brass' return to Eastman
  Pediatric scholar Forbes dies at 87
  Warner student named NY's top teacher
  Fitness Center targets 'total body health'
  Graduate teaching awards announced
  Parking garage expansion continues
  Elmwood lane reduction to begin July 7
  

• June 16, 2003 #11
  Mark Zupan named Simon School dean
  $7.5 million to fund autism research
  First-time novelist wins Kafka Prize
  Construction kicks into high gear
  Simon graduates Class of 2003
  Study finds video games improve vision
  Psychology pioneer dies at age of 89
  Senior Trustee Graham Wood Smith dies
  Information on copyright compliance
  Professor eneritus of statistics dies
  Wondering where to eat this summer?
  Eastman students show competitive edge
  FYI
  Sign up to learn life-saving skills
  

• May 27, 2003 #10
  Witmer chairs Board of Trustees
  Interim Medical Center CEO named
  Jazz legends take to Eastman stage
  Graduates urged to 'get involved'
  Warner invites Catholic educators
  Campus hosts undergrad researchers
  Schedule of Directory Proofs
  Paprocki addresses 'Level Orange' alert
  Staff honored for years of service
  Hit the trail on June 7
  

• May 12, 2003 #9
  Capped and gowned: graduates to gather
  Memo: Health Care Plan Survey, Joan Kalsbeck, Manager, Benefits
  Library honors writer's legacy
  2003 United Way Campaign Update
  Sessions outline homebuying incentives
  Journal spotlights student research
  Life-saving vaccine linked to University
  Phelps addresses SARS concerns
  Commencement 2003 Ceremonies
  NPR jazz show features Eastman pianist
  Six students win national awards
  Student designs engineered to help others
  Research Roundup
  

• April 28, 2003 #8
  Fenno talk opens conference on race
  Memo from Ronald J. Paprocki
  New 'DNA chip' targets pathogens
  Festival showcases composer's work
  2003 United Way Campaign
  Roundtable examines religion in media
  Writer Oates to speak at art gallery
  Artists blend image, poetry, song
  Register for parking permits online
  May 8 talk addresses breast cancer
  Research Roundup
  Strong offers free skin cancer clinic
  Talk examines 2000 presidential race
  

• April 14, 2003 #7
  Alum directs postwar humanitarian relief
  2003 United Way Campaign
  April readings wrap up Plutzik Series
  Desktop devise slows light to a crawl
  New listserv provides security updates
  'Hamlet' graces University stage
  Project Belive tackles obesity, nutrition
  Summer session: Musicans wanted
  World Music Series offers sounds of Bali
  Talk to address afirmative action case
  Study tracks identity in new Russia
  

• March 31, 2003 #6
  University encourages city living
  2003 United Way Campaign
  Eastman programs offer world music
  Memo from Provost Charles E. Phelps
  Neilly hosts award-winning journalist
  Photo: Final Four
  Eastman stages Shakespearean classic
  Tuition rates set for 2003-04
  Lunch on campus. . . get'real'
  Optics innovator Kinglsake dies
  Award honors student employees
  Music, art highlight Polish festival
  FYI
  

• March 17, 2003 #5
  Five-year initiative targets Parkinson's
  Voice student debuts at Kennedy Center
  Simon offers tech transfer concentration
  2003 United Way Campaign
  Library collaborates on 'DSpace' project
  Rap artist Souljah celebrates women
  Researchers zoom in on the nanoscale
  Neilly lecture proflies book forgers
  Poet, illustrator Ducornet reads April 1
  Former Chinese prisoner to share story
  University offers summer science camps
  MacDonald named admissions director
  

• March 3, 2003 #4
  Leadership Rochester calls campus home
  Researchers look for clues to HIV vaccine
  Plutzik features Pulitzer Prize winner
  Abolitionist's life, legacy reexamined
  English Dept. chosen for national study
  Counseling center promotes wellness
  Bowling for Columbine director to speak
  Laser Lab hosts summer program
  FYI
  

• February 17, 2003 #3
  Memo from Ronald Paprocki
  Eastman announces major renovation
  University introduces new dental plan
  Memo from President Jackson
  Researchers honored for work in physics
  Anthropologist named Anthony Professor
  Literary scholar Joseph Summers dies
  Recruiter makes case for Peace Corps
  Removal crews cope with frigid cold
  Schedule of Dental Enrollment/Open Houses
  

• February 2, 2003 #2
  Professors win top chemistry awards
  ORPA launches new Web resource
  Degas show sets art gallery records
  Arts scholar named to professorship
  Legacy dinner honors women leaders
  Profeta named to oversee purchasing
  Get the latest on roads, parking
  Meliora '03 to celebrate innovation
  Exhibition features the 'accidental'
  Purchasing saves through partnerships
  Research Roundup
  

• January 20, 2003 #1
  Biologist makes top 2002 breakthrough
  Memo: President Jackson to University Community
  Paprocki discusses fiscal health
  Civil rights lawyer to give MLK address
  'Jazzy' talk kicks off 2003 Neilly Series
  Memo: Charles E. Phelps to the University Community
  Eastman puts organ studies on the map
  Generosity key to United Way campaign
  FYI
  

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