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Volume 36, Number 20, February 3, 2005 |
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Art lovers
Frank DiMeo/University Photography James West and Angela Toms, a postdoctoral student in chemistry and chemical engineering, share an intimate moment during the opening reception for the Johnson Museum of Art's winter exhibits on Jan. 28. The rugs visible above them are part of the one-person exhibit by Elana Herzog called "Civilization and Its Discontent." Visible at right is Jesse Grossman '05, Arts and Sciences. This week's issue in PDF format. Index to the Chronicle archive on the web Cornell Career Opportunities (job listings) Search previous issues and News Service releases Cornell News Service home page Cornell University front page About the Cornell Chronicle Copyright Cornell University News Service |
On the Cover
Stephen T. Golding to assume executive VP post
Stephen T. Golding, a seasoned professional with experience in higher education financial affairs, investment management, strategic resource planning and government, has been appointed to be the first Samuel W. Bodman Executive Vice President for Finance and Administration at Cornell.
Meat industry attacked for human rights abuses
Students take solar approach to sustainable technology
Complete Table of ContentsAcademic
Library offers grants to faculty for creating digital collections Nominations sought for the 2005 Weiss Presidential Fellows awards AdministrationStephen T. Golding to assume CU executive vice president post Cornell People'Skipper' Williamson is a hit in the classroom and on the water The legendary C.L. Franklin is the subject of Nick Salvatore's latest book Sustainable business may save the world, says Stuart Hart in new book Workers' rights are human rights, books by Cornell labor faculty show EventsCoverage:CU students take solar approach to Sustainable Technology Showcase Meat industry attacked for human rights abuses Cornell students' handiwork is part of art creation in Washington, D.C. Photo - From Mars hot seat to endowed chair Photo - Lecture hall has a new name Upcoming:Islam Awareness Week begins with 'American Woman's Jihad' Feb. 11 Kids' programming and eccentric artists fill Cornell Cinema screens Guest artists step into the spotlight for four concerts Grammy-winning Dianne Reeves shows that music has no boundaries DepartmentsObituaries - Stephen J. "Doc" Roberts; Jessica Govea Thorbourne Memorial - Nilanjan Banerjee |