Happy Holidays
The Record will not be published again until the beginning of the spring semester. Our next issue will be Jan. 23.
GWB lecture series addresses pressing social issues
The George Warren Brown School of Social Work’s spring lecture series addresses a broad spectrum of issues from violence to ethics in social work practice. The series kicked off Jan. 22 with a lecture by David O. Renz on “Nonprofit Organizational Effectiveness: Practical Implications of Research on an Elusive Concept.” Renz is the Beth K. […]
Life science awards given to four
Philip Needleman, Garland R. Marshall, the Siteman Cancer Center and the Coalition for Plant and Life Sciences were recently recognized.
Scientists film bacteria to understand UTIs
It “boggles the mind what these bacteria can do, in terms of sensing and responding to their environment and each other,” Scott J. Hultgren said.
150th Web site seeks cultural experiences, opinions
“We are looking for all types of entries, from all media types,” says lead project organizer SiSi Marti, a senior.
Book smart
Photo by Bob BostonThe new Diversity and Career Development Collection at the Bernard Becker Medical Library is sponsored by the Academic Women’s Network.
Village melds student academic & residential lives
The Village offers the opportunity to live in groups whose members share a common passion and want to incorporate that into their everyday lives.
Notables
Peter Raven,
Rohuit Pappu,
Rudolf Husar,
Buck Rogers,
James Galvin,
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Immune system’s attack dogs kept on genetic leash
A study provides the first scientific proof of a theory that could open a significant new front in the battle to control autoimmune diseases.
University launches its annual A&E Council drive; goal is $30K
“It is important that we all do our part to keep the arts thriving in St. Louis,” Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton wrote to University employees.
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