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Center has new online calendar
The University's Center for Women has a new Web site, which includes
a calendar of events and activities. Go to http://www.cwru.edu/provost/centerforwomen.
Radio station to host telethon
WRUW FM 91.1 will host its 21st annual on-air telethon April
7-13.
WRUW FM, CWRU's non-profit, volunteer-run, non-commercial college
radio station, will be offering special premiums to thank listeners
for their support. These gifts include CDs of all genres, WRUW
clothing and accessories and the opportunity for listeners to
guest host their own on-air programming at the WRUW studios during
their favorite shows.
Tax-deductible contributions in the form of cash, check and credit
card can be made by calling 368-2208.
Nominations for med award
due
Today is the last day to submit nominations for the 2003 Humanism
in Medicine Awards.
The award, sponsored by the Arnold P. Gold Foundation, honors
an outstanding faculty member role model and a graduating senior
who best demonstrate excellence in science and compassionate care.
For details, contact Robert L. Haynie at rxh31
or 368-2212 or Jennifer Hawkins in student affairs, at jxh14
or 368-3442.
Preview Research ShowCASE
To search poster abstracts that will be presented at Research
ShowCASE 2003 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. April 4 in the Veale Convocation
Center and the Adelbert Gymnasium, go to http://ora.ra.cwru.edu/showcase/search.asp.
For details on the event, go to http://www.cwru.edu/menu/showcase/registration.htm.
Book group celebrates 40 years
CWRU's Association for Continuing Education (ACE) will celebrate
the 40th anniversary of its Discussion Day from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30
p.m. April 14, at St. Paul's Episcopal Church at Fairmount Boulevard
and Coventry Road in Cleveland Heights.
This year's discussion is on Amos Oz's The Same Sea (translated
from Hebrew by Nicholas de Lange in cooperation with the author).
After the discussion, Yair Mazor, professor of Hebrew literature,
Biblical literature and comparative literature at the University
of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, will talk about Oz and his writings. A
question and answer period follows lunch and his talk.
The event is free for ACE members or $15 for non-members. Lunch
is an additional $15 for non-members and $11 for ACE members,
or individuals can bring their own food.
Reservations are needed by April 7. Call the ACE office at 368-2090.
Submit community activities
CWRU is compiling a directory of ways in which University individuals
and small groups are active within the community.
Faculty, staff and students can add their leadership activities,
including volunteer work, service learning, board service and
other activities to the University's roster of community resources
at http://www.cwru.edu/pubaff/entryform.htm.
Food drive to be conducted
Educational Support Services and Material Support Services will
conduct a Harvest for Hunger food drive March 31 through April
4.
All nonperishable foods are welcome. The six most needed items
are peanut butter, tuna fish, beef stew, boxed pasta, canned vegetables
and canned baby food.
Donations can be made in the lobbies of Adelbert Hall, Baker,
Cedar Avenue Service, Peter B. Lewis Building, Thwing Center,
Tomlinson, Yost and the Biomedical Research Building (by the security
desk).
For more information, call 368-5230.
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