May/June 2007Rochester ReviewFighting the FluRochester launches new $26 million center to research and combat pandemic flu. By Greg Williams. Better Vision—Game by GameRochester researchers are finding surprising benefits to playing video games. By Jonathan Sherwood. A New FocusA young alumnus finds motivation in a car accident that left him paralyzed. By David McKay Wilson. The Humanities ProjectThe humanities take on new life thanks to a successful initiative in the College. By Kathleen McGarvey. How to Start a CareerThe College's Career Center helps guide students through internships, externships, and other experiences to land that first job. By Enid Arbelo. Lighting the WayRochester's newest academic building—Robert B. Goergen Hall for Biomendical Engineering and Optics—is changing the way faculty and students work and inspiring new ideas for campus construction of the future. Writer's BlockTwo new collections mark the latest in a creative career for a Rochester duo. Rochester Review for the Web Editorial office: 147 Wallis Hall, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY 14627-0033 Published six times a year for alumni, students, their parents, and other friends of the University, Rochester Review is produced by the Office of Communications. Opinions expressed are those of the authors, the editors, or their subjects and do not necessarily represent official positions of the University of Rochester. @RochesterSubscribe to @Rochester and receive a daily e-mail summary of news and events, with links to the latest press releases from the University’s public relations units, and daily events featured in the campus-wide online calendar. Maintained by University Public Relations. |
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