Secret life of plants
Charles Harrington/University Photography
Bailey Hortorium graduate students Amanda Ingram, left, and
Caroline Kellogg are using computer-based interactive keys to identify plants
in the course Tropical Plant Systematics in 107 Plant Sciences. Under
the microscope they are examining Catharanthus rosea.
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Highlights
Home for CU's performing arts will be named the Schwartz Center
$1.4 million Mellon grant will help fuel humanities programs
Trustees approve 2001-02 budget with 4.9 percent rise in endowed tuition
Merck Labs president to lecture as Rhodes Class of '56 Professor
Cornell's Festival of Black Gospel celebrates 25th year, Feb. 16-18
Mastodon mania: Students here and worldwide learn from bones
IWW report finds New York women's economic and political status lagging
Even low-level office noise can increase health risk, CU researcher finds
Lab of Ornithology's Great Backyard Bird Count seeks online birders Feb. 16-19
Anonymous 4 returns to Bailey stage on Feb. 4
Organ dedication and percussion quartet highlight music offerings
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