Black Anthology at Edison Theatre Feb. 5 and 6
Black Anthology, in its 21st year as a student-run performance arts show celebrating black culture, will be held at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Feb. 5 and 6, in Edison Theatre. The show is held every year in February as a celebration of Black History Month.
Carlin and members of Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra in concert Feb. 8
Seven musicians from the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra will join Seth Carlin, professor of music in Arts & Sciences and director of the piano program, for a performance of works by Toshi Ichiyanagi, Robert Schumann and Franz Schubert.
Adhering to new government dietary guidelines may require changing habits
Are you looking to make the government’s new dietary recommendations part of your life? Begin by writing down what you eat, says Connie Diekman, director of University Nutrition at Washington University in St. Louis. The U.S. departments of Agriculture and Health & Human Services this week released new food guidelines that call for more fruits and vegetables, less sodium and more whole grain.
Each One Teach One program looking for tutors
Each One Teach One, Washington University’s signature tutoring initiative that connects tutors with area elementary- and high-school students, is recruiting new participants.
Growth factor gene shown to be a key to cleft palate
Cleft palate has been linked to dozens of genes. During their investigation of one of these genes, researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis were surprised to find that cleft palate occurs both when the gene is more active and when it is less active than normal.
MetroLink and Metrobus initiative features chancellor in TV promotion
Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton will appear soon in a commercial supporting the area’s public transit system with St. Louis Community College Chancellor Zelema Harris (right).
Government-subsidized home loans seldom necessary, says professor
Given ongoing agitation by a chorus of elected officials, the stage may be set for a major overhaul, if not outright abolishment of the nation’s largest home mortgage financing operations, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Radhakrishan Gopalan, who teaches finance at Olin Business School, tells Smart Money that the private market should be able meet home financing needs, in most cases.
Olin faculty publish research review on line
“High-quality research is the lifeblood of a great research university,” says Olin Business School Dean Mahendra Gupta. It’s also how faculty create knowledge, inspire their students and transform business. Abstracts and links to the lastest research from Olin’s faculty have just been published.
Finalists named in 2010 YouthBridge SEIC competition
Dancing classrooms, online philanthropy, a resale shop, produce market and programs to empower youth are among the projects in the final round of this year’s social entrepreneurship competition. The YouthBridge SEIC competition will award $155,000 in April to the business plans with the most promise and solutions to help resolve social issues.
WUSTL program builds “Live3D” maps from webcams, GoogleEarth
The Eiffel Tower and other world-class icons viewable online via webcams are getting a new three-dimensional look thanks to an innovative, browser-based application recently unveiled by Austin Abrams, a Ph.D. candidate at Washington University in St. Louis.
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