Look, you had hair!
				Photo by Joe AngelesKevin Folkl (left) laughs with his sister at the Hall of Fame Induction breakfast at the Knight Center Feb. 6. Folkl and nine other standout WUSTL athletes were honored at the breakfast and then again that night at the women’s basketball game.
			
		
					
			Assembly Series presents trio of talks; announces changes, additions
				Three programs highlight the Assembly Series schedule this week, with presentations by cultural historian Janice Radway, computer scientist Jonathan Schaeffer and a panel discussion on the legacy of George Washington.
			
		
					
			Buder Center trivia night, auction
				The Kathryn M. Buder Center for American Indian Studies at the School of Social Work will host a trivia night at 7 p.m. Feb. 20 in Brown Hall Lounge. Tables of 8-10 players are available for $15 per person.
			
		
					
			Help set the national agenda for women’s health research
				WUSTL will host a public hearing and conference March 4-6 to gather input and set priorities for federally funded women’s health research. 
			
		
					
			Researchers image brains of infants with autism risk
				School of Medicine autism researchers are imaging the brains of infants to attempt to identify anatomical and behavioral changes that may be linked to the onset of autism.
			
		
					
			Scientists uncover new genetic variations linked to psoriasis
				Two research teams have made significant gains in understanding the genetic basis of psoriasis, a chronic skin condition that can be debilitating in some patients.
			
		
					
			Obituary: Nassief, associate professor of neurology, 43
				Abdullah M. Nassief, M.D., one of the region’s premier experts on stroke, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009. He was 43.
			
		
					
			Major immune system branch has ability to learn
				School of Medicine researchers have found the innate immune system has cells that can learn from experience and fight better when called into battle a second time.
			
		
					
			Service award nominations sought
				It’s time to nominate School of Medicine staff for this year’s Dean’s Distinguished Service Award, the highest honor awarded to a medical staff member.
			
		
					
			Student entrepreneurs awarded $75,000 in annual Olin Cup
				Photo by Mary Butkus
An online tutoring service and a device designed to make custom-fit earbuds are the winners of the 2008 Olin Cup competition for entrepreneurs presented by the Olin Business School and the Skandalaris Center for Entrepreneurial Studies.
			
		
					
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