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October 2003 continued from the previous page

Oct. 27, 2003 -- Adam Hochschild discusses Congo holocaust for Assembly Series King Leopold's Ghost: A Story of Greed, Terror and Heroism in Colonial Africa, sheds light on a little known tragedy of immense scale

Oct. 27, 2003 -- There's no place like home St. Louis Native Paul Tietjens' 1902 The Wizard of Oz highlights concert Nov. 7

Oct. 27, 2003 -- Wunderkind scientist at Assembly Series A New Kind of Science, a decade-long tome in the making, describes Wolfram's theory that the nature of complexity is actually simple

Oct. 24, 2003 -- Crystallizing collaboration New biomedical engineering building dedicated

Oct. 22, 2003 -- American Airlines STL hub reduction Weidenbaum Center hosts St. Louis Forum on future of airline industry, Oct. 31

Oct. 21, 2003 -- Sesquicentennial environmental initiative ?Colloquium on Energy? lecture and panel discussion, Oct. 31

Oct. 21, 2003 -- Fulbright award Legomsky receives Senior Specialists grant to Suriname

Oct. 21, 2003 -- Around the world in eight days with WU Travel Lecture Series From magnificent Malaysia to mysterious Shangri-la, your trip around the world awaits you right here on the Washington University campus

Oct. 17, 2003 -- Comedian, activist Dick Gregory at Assembly Series Dick Gregory to Deliver Black Arts and Sciences Festival lecture

Oct. 17, 2003 -- Grocery strikes Disputes in Missouri, California and West Virginia may only be the beginning, says labor expert

Oct. 14, 2003 -- Former NYT managing editor Gerald Boyd at Assembly Series Boyd to deliver address or journalism's challenges in memory of colleague Greg Freeman

Oct. 14, 2003 -- Parent-child relationship study benefits from grant Pollak receives grant from MacArthur Foundation

Oct. 8, 2003 -- Conversations About Poetry Oct. 15-17 Critic Helen Vendler and poet Jorie Graham headline three-day event for Writing Program reading series

Oct. 8, 2003 -- 2003-04 ovations! for young people series launches Bang! Scrap Arts Music at Edison Theatre Nov.1

Oct. 8, 2003 -- La Bottine Souriante at Edison Theatre Nov. 15 ?Best band in the world!? according to folk magazine Dirty Linen

Oct. 8, 2003 -- 'Humanity's Genes' Nobel Prize recipient Sydney Brenner to discuss 'Humanity's Genes'

Oct. 8, 2003 -- Harvard chaplain at Assembly Series Peter Gomes to deliver talk on 'The Good Life: Truths that Last in Times of Need' for Assembly Series

Oct. 2, 2003 -- Neurons that play truth or consequences Study lifts veil on brain's executive function

Oct. 1, 2003 -- Second Environmental Initiative lecture Lubchenco and Molina to speak at Assembly Series

Oct. 1, 2003 -- "The Browning of America" at Assembly Series Richard Rodriguez, author of "Brown: The Last Discovery of America," will discuss racial and cultural assimilation in America for the Assembly Series

Sept. 29, 2003 -- Green chemistry New center focuses on novel catalysts

Sept. 29, 2003 -- An ancient art Master Japanese carpenter works with architecture students to create traditioal bench for Butterfly Garden; installation Oct. 11

Sept. 29, 2003 -- Bryant and Carlin present Liederabend Department of Music's annual "evening of song" Oct. 5

Sept. 29, 2003 -- Guys and Dolls at Edison Theatre PAD presents Broadway classic Oct. 10-12, 17-19

Sept. 29, 2003 -- Lance Armstrong to visit Siteman Cancer Center on cross-country bike tour Tour of Hope visits Washington University

Sept. 26, 2003 -- Olin moves up Forbes Magazine ranks M.B.A. program 12th best in U.S. in 'return-on-investment'

Sept. 24, 2003 -- President Bush and the future of Iraq Professor Leila Sadat analyzes Bush?s address to the UN General Assembly on KWMU's St. Louis on the Air

Sept. 23, 2003 -- Obituary Gloria White, vice chancellor emerita, dies

Sept. 22, 2003 -- 'My, what big molars you have' Earliest modern humans in Europe found

Sept. 22, 2003 -- An Evening with Charles Burns and Gary Panter Sept. 27 Avant garde comic book artists speak as part of St. Louis Comic Art Show

Sept. 22, 2003 -- Expressionist Architecture Iain Boyd Whyte to discuss work of Bruno Taut Oct. 2

Sept. 22, 2003 -- Othello at Edison Theatre Nov. 2 Aquila Theatre launches 31st OVATIONS! Series with Shakespeare in American Communities

Sept. 22, 2003 -- Typographically Speaking opens Oct. 10 Exhibition examines work of Matthew Carter, among the 20th century's preeminent type designers

Sept. 22, 2003 -- 'Walking the Poverty Line" with Barbara Ehrenreich Author of best-selling Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America, explains what it's like to "Walk the Poverty Line'

Sept. 22, 2003 -- C.D. Wright reads Oct. 2 "One of America's oddest, best and most appealing poets" according to Publisher's Weekly

Sept. 22, 2003 -- Former EPA chiefs at Assembly Series Former Environmental Protection Agency chiefs Carol Browner and William Reilly to present the first Sesquicentennial Environmental Initiative Lecture

Sept. 22, 2003 -- Jazz at Holmes Series kicks off with three European combos Sept. 25 and Oct. 2

Sept. 22, 2003 -- Terry Teachout to read Oct. 13-14 Author of The Skeptic: A Life of H.L. Mencken, presents two events for Center for the Humanities

Sept. 19, 2003 -- Center for Materials Innovation New center brings many collaborators together

Sept. 18, 2003 -- First class China's future business leaders are first to graduate from joint Executive MBA program at Olin School of Business

Sept. 18, 2003 -- NYSE's Grasso resigns School of Law Dean Seligman interviewed on NPR's Morning Edition

Sept. 17, 2003 -- Pharmaceutical study Business schools collaborate with FDA on drug manufacturing performance study

Sept. 17, 2003 -- School of Social Work fall lecture series begins Sept. 24 Dr. Amitai Etzioni and Sr. Mary Jean Ryan included on speakers list

Sept. 17, 2003 -- International symposium on civic service at school of social work Father of communitarianism and social commentator Amitai Etzioni to give public address at 4 p.m. Sept. 24

Sept. 15, 2003 -- St. Louis Post-Dispatch Washington U. throws party to mark 150 years

Sept. 14, 2003 -- Guilty! 150th Birthday Party closes with guilty verdict for Goldilocks

Sept. 14, 2003 -- Happy birthday WUSTL 150th birthday party kicks off with big cake

Sept. 14, 2003 -- Birthday Party Photos -- Gallery 1 Image gallery offers 'day in the life' of 150th Party

Sept. 14, 2003 -- Birthday Party Photos -- Gallery 2 Image gallery offers 'day in the life' of 150th Party

Sept. 14, 2003 -- Birthday Party Photos -- Gallery 3 Image gallery offers 'day in the life' of 150th Party

Sept. 14, 2003 -- WUSTL, community, celebrate 150 years 150? Cool. Top 10? Awesome!

Sept. 14, 2003 -- Cooper, Isikoff and Madore comment on media relations with government Journalists back watchdog role despite 9-11

Sept. 11, 2003 -- MEDIA ADVISORY: Washington University is throwing a birthday party The media are invited to cover this special event kicking off the university's 150th anniversary year

Sept. 10, 2003 -- 125 years of Student Life Prominent Student Life alumni to return for reunion

Sept. 10, 2003 -- Amy Bloom to read Sept. 18 and 25 Author of NORMAL: Transsexual CEOs, Crossdressing Cops and Hermaphrodites with Attitude

Sept. 10, 2003 -- Memorial gathering Campus community remembers 9-11

Sept. 10, 2003 -- Former Fed chair at Assembly Series Paul Volcker, former head of Federal Reserve will present the Assembly Series lecture on Sept. 24

Sept. 10, 2003 -- Richard Chapman nominated for Emmy Award for Live From Baghdad Film recieves total of 10 nominations; awards on FOX Sept. 21

Sept. 8, 2003 -- New age of Chinese ceramics "Chinese Ceramics Today" at Des Lee Gallery Sept. 5-Sept. 30

Sept. 5, 2003 -- Bond market St. Louis Fed's Poole speaks on bond market at Olin School of Business

Sept. 4, 2003 -- Let the 'Conversations' begin International borders focus of first 'conversation' among top scholars

Sept. 4, 2003 -- Pulitzer Prize-winning author at Assembly Series Thomas Friedman asks "What Kind of International Borders Will Exist in the 21st Century?" in lecture, Sept. 17

Sept. 4, 2003 -- Making higher education more affordable, accessible Washington University among more than 200 private colleges offering new prepaid tuition plan

Aug. 29, 2003 -- WUSTL students give back Washington University students volunteer for fifth annual Service First

Aug. 27, 2003 -- Cold comfort If you've got an ache, try an ice pack, says sports medicine expert

Aug. 26, 2003 -- Free speech and First Amendment discusses at Assembly Series Columbia University president, Lee C. Bollinger, to deliver inaugural Assembly Series lecture for fall 2003

Aug. 26, 2003 -- Raymond L. Hilgert, 1930-2003 Popular business school professor loses three-year battle with cancer

Aug. 26, 2003 -- Ray Hilgert leaves legacy of learning at Washington U. Business professor will retire after putting his students first for 40 years

Aug. 26, 2003 -- St. Louis Post-Dispatch Surgeries allow boy to stand taller

Aug. 25, 2003 -- Center expands mission International Writers Center to become The Center for the Humanities

Aug. 25, 2003 -- Declan Kiberd to speak Sept. 9 and 11 Irish literary scholar launches fall Writing Program Reading Series with pair of lectures

Aug. 25, 2003 -- Lorenzo Carcaterra to read Sept. 22-23 Author of Sleepers launches The Center for the Humanities' Writers Series

Aug. 22, 2003 -- Top 10! U.S. News Ranks Washington University in Top 10

Aug. 20, 2003 -- Patent-protected plants Washington University in St. Louis, Monsanto Co., awarded patent for technology that creates disease-resistant crops

Aug. 19, 2003 -- "Access to Justice" Law school presents "Access to Justice" speaker series

Aug. 12, 2003 -- Endowed chair at Olin Anjan Thakor is named John E. Simon Professor of Finance at Olin School of Business

Aug. 11, 2003 -- False memories Failing recall is not an inevitable consequence of aging, research suggests

Aug. 6, 2003 -- Possible blood disease origin identified Mutation may help cause acute myeloid leukemia

Aug. 6, 2003 -- Research reveals possible prevention for devastating disease Study of Leishmania parasite may lead to vaccine, new treatments

Aug. 6, 2003 -- Influence 150 Exhibition charts growth of university from 1853 to present

Aug. 1, 2003 -- Inscriptions of Time Photographs of Alan Cohen at Gallery of Art Sept. 5-Dec. 7

Aug. 1, 2003 -- Fridays at the Gallery Evening events include something for everyone

Aug. 1, 2003 -- Documenting Blackness Is a national museum dedicated to African-American art and culture a good idea?or another form of segregation?

Aug. 1, 2003 -- MLK roundtable, August 28 International Writers Center hosts local scholars, activists for roundtable on 40th anniversary of King's famous speech

July 30, 2003 -- Entrepreneurship Washington University in St. Louis is selected to participate in Kauffman Campuses Initiative to expand entrepreneurship education across campus

July 25, 2003 -- Korean War legacy The Korean War and race relations in the United States

July 23, 2003 -- 'We owe it to them' U.S. history mandates intervention in Liberian crisis, says Le Vine

July 23, 2003 -- Regulatory spending soars in fiscal year 2003 Weidenbaum and Mercatus centers release study on 2003-2004 federal regulatory expenditures, staffing

July 16, 2003 -- 150 and going strong Washington University is turning 150 and the public is invited to join in the birthday celebration

July 9, 2003 -- Largest human chromosome sequenced Sequence of human chromosome 7 is fine-tuned and finished

July 3, 2003 -- Insight into recurring infections Biofilms inside bladder cells may cause recurrent urinary tract infections

July 1, 2003 -- Atomic shuffle 50-year-old hypothesis validated as experiments show how liquid metals resist turning solid

July 1, 2003 -- Cellular "garbage disposal" Researchers image cells' garbage disposal unit in living cells, animal tumors

July 1, 2003 -- Atomic shuffle 50-year-old hypothesis validated as experiments show how liquid metals resist turning solid

June 26, 2003 -- Siegel receives Pioneer Award WUSTL research spotlighted at Society of Nuclear Medicine meeting, June 21-25

June 26, 2003 -- Not a factor in choosing therapy Prostate seed implants do not put family members at risk for radiation exposure

June 23, 2003 -- Building community Eliot comes down, making way for new residence hall

June 20, 2003 -- Media advisory Washington University residence hall to be imploded, making way for new student housing

June 18, 2003 -- About face Washington University anthropologist sets record straight on Neandertal facial length

June 11, 2003 -- Anatahan yields clues for improved eruption warning systems Seismologists record unexpected volcanic eruption on Pacific isle

June 9, 2003 -- MBAs land on their feet Olin School of Business Class of 1998 featured in USA Today

June 9, 2003 -- Learning to write Workshop June 16-27 focuses on developing writing skills

June 4, 2003 -- New FCC rules 'Gains' must offset 'collusion,' expert says

June 4, 2003 -- Lymph nodes aid in early cancer detection Accurate diagnosis of early stage uterine cancer requires lymph-node check

June 4, 2003 -- Turning genes on and off Yeast genomes reveal new sites of gene control

May 29, 2003 -- Inhalers safer than cigarettes yet still addictive Use of nicotine inhalers could reduce rates of smoking-related illnesses

May 23, 2003 -- Five A&S alumni honored Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis recognizes five alumni

May 23, 2003 -- Two Guggenheim winners announced Bender and Woolsey receive Guggenheim fellowships

May 22, 2003 -- Chickens provide insight into deafness and balance Inner ear of chicken yields clues to human deafness and balance disorders

May 21, 2003 -- WUSTL in the BBC 'World losing battle against extinctions,' says WUSTL biologist Peter Raven

May 20, 2003 -- Berkeley Prize Junior wins international essay competition

May 19, 2003 -- 142nd Commencement Address U.S. must use power prudently, Albright tells grads

May 16, 2003 -- Honorary degree recipients From a Nobel Prize winner to a 13-time Gold Glove holder, Washington University in St. Louis awards honorary degrees to six stellar people

May 16, 2003 -- Fed Vice Chairman speaks at Olin Roger W. Ferguson, Jr. gives commencement address to business school grads

May 16, 2003 -- Madeleine Albright's address at Washington University's 142nd Commencement A full transcript of Albright's speech

May 15, 2003 -- New procedure for treating liver damage Bone marrow stem cells may one day help treat damaged livers

May 15, 2003 -- Albright will address 142nd Commencement class Madeleine Albright to deliver Washington University's 142nd Commencement address

May 14, 2003 -- Will we see red? North America awaits lunar eclipse May 15-16

May 13, 2003 -- Students honored by national awards University students, graduates win high-profile fellowships, scholarships

May 13, 2003 -- Inherited cancer Gene mutation in some uterine tumors may signal that cancer runs in family

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