The Cornell Chronicle
April 3, 2003
Table of Contents
Academic
Four CU undergrads are winners of 2003 Goldwater Scholarships
Junior Betsy Cooper wins national 2003 Truman Scholarship
Cornell hosts the first MBA Stock Pitch Competition, April 3-4
Three Cornell researchers are named Sloan Foundation fellows
Administration
Safe Place Project aims to improve campus climate
Michael Hoffmann is named Cornell Cooperative Extension associate director
Coalition leverages buying power for CU prescription-drug plan
CIT offers new options for managing e-mail online -- with WebMail
Cornell People
Cornell's Glenn Altschuler is ready for Friday-night prime time, on WCNY
Castillo-Chavez honored by Center for Nonlinear Studies at Los Alamos
Book by CU faculty member details ways to save the U.S. Postal Service
Events
Coverage
Big Red hockey team checks into the Frozen Four
Best biz idea winner after competition is a tasty apple snack
Former weapons inspector questions the war
CU's Johnson School wows MBA recruiters with its new 'Just About Jobs' fly-up event
Photo - Flowers of hope
Photo - Research show and tell
Upcoming
Energy-industry leader Linn Draper is this year's Durland speaker, April 9
MIT researcher will give the annual Julian C. Smith Lectures, April 7 and 9
Conference in Ithaca to focus on enhanced teaching of Africana studies
Sax man Phil Woods headlines 12th annual CU Jazz Festival
CU Cinema shows early avant-garde films, hosts filmmaker Bill Morrison
Star of 'Speaking in Strings' will perform at State Theatre, April 10
Outreach
CU researchers seek volunteers to help scout for bush-eating beetles
April 14 is deadline for community project proposals using CU students
Research
Cornell research featured at ACS
Weill scientists find new source of stem cells in adult brains
Weill scientists discover recycling 'traffic warden' to direct white blood cells
Study shows which restaurant table configurations bring in most money
Departments
Obituary - Thomas P. Turner
Brief
Soundbites
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