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Volume 36, Number 15, December 2, 2004 |
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Gingerbread dream houses
Nicola Kountoupes/University Photography Julie Rose '07, ILR, left, and her friend Mariah Pfeiffer, a student at Bates College in Maine, examine some of the entries in the Cornell Baking Club's Gingerbread Bake-Off that were on display for judging Nov. 22 in the Willard Straight Hall Memorial Room. Teams created the houses in the Statler Hall food lab the previous day, and visitors purchased $1 tickets to vote on their favorite confections and enter a drawing to take home one of the prize-winning creations. Proceeds from the competition will help fund an after-school baking class for children at the Greater Ithaca Activities Center that will be taught by students from the Cornell Baking Club, which is a student organization in the School of Hotel Administration.
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On the Cover
Engineering faculty booklet reflects Cornell's commitment to diversity
Earlier this year, the College of Engineering's Women's Programs in Engineering (WPE) office issued a pamphlet, a "Guide to Women Faculty," celebrating the breadth of research interests of women professors and highlighting their fast-rising numbers within the college.
Two CU alums named as Rhodes and Marshall scholarship winners
An apple a day could help protect against brain-cell damage, CU studies find
Complete Table of ContentsAdministrationEngineering faculty booklet reflects Cornell's commitment to diversityCornell PeopleTwo CU alums named as Rhodes and Marshall scholarship winnersStephen Hadley is second alum to serve as national security adviser Dick Conway honored for his key computer simulation work Introducing New Members of the Faculty EventsCoverage:Mary Robinson urges U.S. to sign Declaration of Human Rights Leon Litwack bears witness to black history with 'Stormy Monday' lectures CHESS lecture series is launched with a discussion of toxic pollution Sociologist's sampling method to be used by CDC to track risk behavior Photo - Gingerbread dream houses Photo - Trash to treasure proceeds
Upcoming: OutreachLocal United Way enhances the lives of thousands of area seniorsResearchAn apple a day could help protect against brain-cell damage, CU studies findPets get their own magnetic resonance machine at CU's veterinary hospital DepartmentsBriefCalendar |