The Cornell Chronicle
February 19, 2004
Table of Contents
Academic
David Harris named director of new Institute for Social Sciences
Administration
Lehman asks NYS Legislature to restore cuts to higher ed
Events
Coverage
At Law School, Bulgarian ambassador to U.S. says checks and balances make democracy work
104 West! dining hall serves CU campus's multicultural tastes
Upcoming
Festival of Black Gospel is this weekend, Feb. 20-22
Museum offers striking video installation by Mik
Black Maria Film and Video Festival here Sunday
Marable to give Sage sermon, MLK lecture, Feb. 22 and 23
CU Weill and Ithaca faculty discuss 'humanism,' Feb. 19
Former ambassador to Pakistan speaks on 'Islam, 9/11 and Iraq,' Feb. 24
Microsoft's Bill Gates to speak Feb. 25 on campus
Israeli novelist Ronit Matalon speaks Feb. 23 on writing, Middle East
Law School talk features Iranian Human Rights Watch executive
Research
High tech to poverty: CU researchers look to future at AAAS
Devices to guide and switch light could lead to photonic microchips
Farmers can learn ecological lessons from Iroquois way of growing
From butterfly wings to one e-mail: Can one action set off a torrent?
Calculating proteins goes from years to hours, thanks to advances
Ecologist warns of global malnourishment and 'unimaginable' misery
From oxygen to 'Oxygen': CU Nobelist is in his element
on the subject of Mme. Lavoisier
Departments
Calendar
Correction