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Vol. 28, Number 19, January 30, 1997

A view of the arts

Robert Barker/University Photography

At the opening reception for the "Gendered Visions: The Art ofContemporary Africana Women Artists" exhibition at the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art Saturday, from left, Salah Hassan, assistant professor of Africana studies and co-curator of the exhibition, speaks with James Byrnes '63, MBA '64, president of Tompkins County Trust Co. and a Cornell Council member; his wife, Terry Burns; and Franklin Robinson, director of the Johnson Museum. The exhibition runs through March 9.

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Harold Tanner '52 elected chairman of Cornell's Board of Trustees

Trustees approve 4.5% endowed tuition increase

$1 million in grants will expand writing program

Symposium promotes the value of teaching the arts across disciplines

Jennie McGraw -- Willard Fiske romance is play's subject

Researchers produce images showing neurotransmitter in live cells

Research on groundhogs may cast a light on biological rhythms

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