December 4, 2003
I wish I could say that I got into being a lab rat for some noble purpose, like the furtherance of great scientific quests, or a desire to help find a cure for some dread disease that has endangered humanity for countless millennia, or even a wish to find the answer to the great universal Why? To be honest, I wanted the exercise ball.
鈥淕lobal Health and Justice: The Ethics of Access to Care and Protection from Secret Experiments鈥� is the title for the next John R.
Where are we? The photo above was taken somewhere on campus.
I wish I could say that I got into being a lab rat for some noble purpose, like the furtherance of great scientific quests, or a desire to help find a cure for some dread disease that has endangered humanity for countless millennia, or even a wish to find the answer to the great universal Why? To be honest, I wanted the exercise ball.
We are just a few short weeks from the opening of the 鈥渟hort鈥� session of the Legislature in Olympia.
Betsy Wilson, director of University Libraries, has been elected chair of the OCLC Board of Trustees.
Dealing with pressing issues of the nation鈥檚 3.
What are the chances that three people who grew up together in a small town in northern Minnesota would all end up working at the same university 40 years later? Whatever the odds, Jay Johnson, Dorothy Van Soest and Keith Ritala have beaten them.
<IMG src="http://admin.
Health Sciences News BriefsCoffee, tea, or surgery? Children who see mother abused are more likely to have behavior problemsChildren exposed to abuse of their mother by an intimate partner are more likely to exhibit aggressive or delinquent behavior as well as other behavioral problems, compared with a representative sample of similarly aged children. Researcher to report on process to preserve blood platelets longerNoticesPayroll Notices Paycheck Addresses Peer PortfolioOPEN ADMISSIONS: Members of the University of California, Berkeley鈥檚 admissions office recently opened up a part of their complex process to the media in an effort to educate the public. Etc.SWEDISH SAVVY: The UW鈥檚 Swedish Studies Program is one of the two top programs in the world, according to the Swedish Institute, the federal agency in Stockholm responsible for evaluating university programs throughout the world (the other winner is in Europe). Suzzallo to host medieval choir performanceThe Suzzallo Library Reading Room may not have been designed for music, but the room and medieval music are a match made in heaven. More high-end computers available for studentsStudent 91自拍ers who need access to more than one high-end computer can now use the Computing Resource Center. e-Learning: A risk that鈥檚 paid offAt least one group at the UW has found a way to successfully expand services even during these tight budgetary times. UW to evaluate national youth programThe UW鈥檚 Social Development Research Group (SDRG) has been awarded $19. Mediation made Hanford safer and could work elsewhere, too, report says
Whistleblowers at the Hanford Nuclear Site got their health and safety complaints resolved fast and at a fraction of the usual cost through a unique mediation group that has gone out of business, according to a new report. December 1, 2003 UW students heading to Oxford as Rhodes Scholar, London as Marshall Scholar
|