Environmental architecture examined during ‘Green Givens Week’
Student group Green Givens will sponsor the week of exhibitions, talks and film screenings at the School of Architecture’s Givens Hall April 11-18.
Art school helps blind, visually impaired get taste of Web multimedia features
Design, illustration and advertising majors have created Web sites showcasing new accessibility components of Macromedia Flash MX, the increasingly popular authoring tool for Web interfaces.
GWB to hold International Festival
The event, which is free and open to the public, is today and runs from 5-9 p.m. in Brown Hall.
Obituary Roady, 84
He served as interim dean of the School of Law in 1951.
Mice provide clues about obesity, wrinkles, hair growth
All three may involve the same gene; the finding “may provide insight into a variety of conditions,” says lead reasearcher Jeffrey H. Miner.
Sensory function focus of lecture
Charles S. Zuker, an international expert on utilizing model systems to understand human development, will deliver the Oliver H. Lowry Lecture April 24.
Special honor
Jean and Robin Carnahan, Jane H. Aiken and Ann Davis Shields were honored by the School of Law and the Women’s Law Caucus.
Insurance issues
A panel discussion at the School of Medicine was part of the recent “Cover the Uninsured Week.”
Brain power
University student Amee Naik teaches 7-year-old Rachael Dennis about how the human brain works.
Diversity on display
Students perform a traditional salsa dance during Carnaval 2003.
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