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The three recipients will spend a semester in residence with the center, researching a new book project while attending a variety of presentations.

Photo by Robert BostonA job fair Jan. 10-11 at Java Joe’s Coffee House connected local veterans with area employers, including the School of Medicine.

Her five novels are Labrador, The Girl Who Trod on a Loaf, Hell: A Novel and The Walking Tour and Versailles; her sixth, The Thin Place, is forthcoming this month.

However, the study also found chronic multisymptom illness in veterans who did not serve in the Gulf, suggesting that the Persian Gulf conflict isn’t the only trigger. More medical news

At the appointment, employees may review and discuss their individual investment allocation and balance in the retirement savings plan accounts.

She was secretary to the dean of Arts & Sciences from 1959-1982; she died Monday, Dec. 5, 2005.

Doctors may soon be turning back the clock for some patients with complete atherosclerotic blockage of the carotid arteries, blood vessels in the neck that are important sources of blood for the brain.

The former dean of the School of Business and Public Administration died Monday, Dec. 19, 2005.

Art Carlson, Ph.D., professor emeritus of accounting at the Olin School of Business, died Saturday, Jan. 14, 2006, while undergoing surgery to treat an infection that had spread throughout his body. Carlson was 82.

Renowned pianist Peter Martin will perform with drummer Maurice Carnes for Washington University’s Jazz at Holmes series from 8 to 10 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 26. A St. Louis native and graduate of University City High School, Martin has long resided in New Orleans but recently returned to St. Louis after his 100-year-old home was deluged in the Katrina flooding. He is currently featured with jazz singer Diane Reeves in the film Goodnight, and Good Luck.