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Volume 36 Index (2008)

  • May 12, 2008 #9
    Enhanced Omega fusion laser to be dedicated May 16
    Undergraduates triumph in National College Bowl tournament
    Three leaders to receive honorary degrees
    Staff stars celebrated
    'Pillars of Hope' offers support for city students
    President issues report on diversity
    Humanities Project proposals due
    New Wilmot Cancer Center offers expanded care, research for cures
    New International relations major provides grounding in world politics
    Commencement 2008 Teaching Awards
    Witmer & Meloria Awards
    Faculty & Student Honor Awards 2007-08
    Savvy approach to business and biking earns City Cycles national recognition
  • April 28, 2008 #8
    College ties record for Fulbright awards
    Michael Tanenhaus named Bishop Professor
    Brizard to address city school reform
    Earth-friendly home for ink cartridges Renew parking permit, find a carpool online
    Music, medicine and more
    2008 University of Rochester United Way/Red Cross Campaign
    Study shows risk of first depression late in life
    Celebrate tthe 'book' In Brief
    Awards and Honors
  • April 14, 2008 #7
    Kodak commits $10 million for Eastman Theatre project
    Xerox CEO to speak at College Commencement
    Scholars Guinier, Torres discuss law and social movements
    University sets tutition rates
    Research Roundup
    Classic Russian satire reinvented for the 211st century
    Office eases event planning
    The University celebrates Earth Day 2008
    In Brief
  • March 31, 2008 #6
    H. Allen Orr named University Professor
    DeAngelis and team find way to judge depth
    University establishes new awards for staff
    Corrigan-Minehan Professor installed
    Earth sciences earns top ranking
    Award nominations sought
    Ramblers Photo with Caption
    Music for All
    University pilots text, phone, alert system
    Study abroad photos awarded first prize
    Live close to work and enjoy up to $9,000 towards a city house
    Awards and Honors
  • March 17, 2008 #5
    New awards fund multidisciplinary research
    Salman Rushdie and Umberto Eco to give reading on campus
    University launches post-baccalaureate pre-medical program
    Architecture Honored
    Energy symposium caps KEY students’ year of promoting sustainability research
    Dawn Bruner helps parents navigate college years
    Eastman hosts fourth Women in Music Festival
    Finally, the 'planet' in planetary nebulae?
    Scholar Charles Carlton remembered
    Office helps University staff embrace diversity
  • March 3, 2008 #4
    Wendi Heinzelman named Dean of Graduate Studies
    University sets United Way campaign goal
    Simon: Our best measure is the success of our graduates
    David Hursh warns that high-stakes testing has narrowed education
    Alumnus Kevin Short wins Grammy for restoring album
    University artist remembers the victims of violence
    Andrei Yakovlev mourned
    Empowerment through spirit
  • February 18, 2008 #3
    Library dean Ron Dow retires
    Laser 'alchemy' changes color of metals
    Cross-Cultural Healthy Hearts
    Warner: 'We are in a unique position to prepare teachers'
    University offers Lincoln's letters online
    Eastman alumna Maria Schneider wins Grammy
    Ralph Locke celebrates 50th book in music series
    Research Roundup
    In Brief
    It's a bird. It's a plane. No, it's Rocky
  • February 4, 2008 #2
    Maverick Ruth Lawrence wins Athena Award
    Andrew Niles awarded Churchill Scholarship
    What will the College of Arts, Sciences and Engineering be like in 2018?
    Green pest control honored
    African dance moves students
    Anthropologists work to tame thesis research
    Engineers design a cell retriever and reprogrammer
    Anthony legacy dinner honors women leaders
    Medical Center unveils new identity
    John Tarduno explores traveling "hotspots"
    The College of Arts, Sciences, and Engineering plans for signature future
    In Brief
  • January 21, 2008 #1
    Claudia Schaefer named Rush Rhees Professor
    Medical Center to invest $500 million over next 5-10 years
    (en) Gendered exhibit explores gender and identity
    Sustainability Web site launched
    Gibbons named libraries dean
    Research among Discover magazine's top 100
    Stokes named director of Chapel
    Women, Men Grab Cups in Chase Tournament
    Wildly enjoying the process
    Awards & Honors
    In Brief

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