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Vol. 35, Number 6, September 18, 2003 |
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Training for the worst
Ithaca Fire Department firefighters Joel Cadberry, pointing the hose, and John Cook spray volunteer chemical disaster "victims" before they enter a decontamination shower near Stocking Hall, Sept. 13, during the Tompkins County emergency management disaster drill, on campus. At left, volunteer Gail Felker plays a panicked mother. First responders and health, safety and public-information personnel from Tompkins County, the city of Ithaca, Cornell, Ithaca College, the American Red Cross, Cayuga Medical Center and other area governmental and nonprofit agencies took part in the drill, which simulated a poisonous phosgene gas exposure during an event at the campus's Livestock Pavilion on Judd Falls Road. This week's issue in PDF format.
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HighlightsOxfam America president to talk at Engineers Without Frontiers conference Lisa Staiano-Coico to lead Tri-Institutional Research Program Marcus Roberts Trio will jazz up the State Theatre Garza reappointed director of CU Division of Nutritional Sciences No longer on the lam, Cornellia is returned unharmed East Harlem school co-founder speaks Sept. 24
Prominent Islamic legal scholar to give free public lecture, Sept. 19
Panelists: Sustainable enterprises and energy will make better world Photos - In remembrance of 9/11
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