- Big Bertha drums up Chicago football memories
“Drumbeat of history”
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Dec. 31, 2002
- Professor Helen Mirra on artistic inspiration
“Helen Mirra: Concepts fuel work”
Dec. 29, 2002
- Ancient Egypt gets hip-hop perspective at Oriental Institute
“Teens pay hip-hop homage to Egypt”
Dec. 30, 2002
- South of Hyde Park, Woodlawn revival builds momentum
“Woodlawn has a bold vision”
Dec. 22, 2002
- Professor Janellen Huttenlocher shows that complex speech benefits preschoolers
“How to Talk to Kids (video)”
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Dec. 18, 2002
- Sociologist Edward O. Laumann on cultural ideas of consent
“Consent: A word with multiple definitions”
Dec. 18, 2002
- University of Chicago astronomers find evidence that dark energy speeds cosmic expansion
“Dark Energy”
Dec. 15, 2002
- Researchers find race to be part of job search decisions
“What’s in a Name? Perhaps Plenty if You're a Job Seeker”
Dec. 12, 2002
- “Hospitalists” found to be more effective at treating hospitalized patients
“Performance: Specialty Gets High Marks”
Dec. 10, 2002
- A look at fourth-year student Sarah Vogel’s absurdist magazine
“Little mag gives ivory towers a little tweak”
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Dec. 11, 2002
- Researchers find marriage and close family ties make people happier
“Researchers offer evidence that families make us happier”
Dec. 10, 2002
- Researchers explain caffeine-induced anxiety
“Anxious coffee-drinking explained”
Dec. 9, 2002
- Economists debate outlook for 2003
“Economic outlook fuels war of wits”
Dec. 5, 2002
“Opinions vary in outlooks for 2003”
Dec. 5, 2002
- Law School Clinic assists entrepreneurs
“U. of C. program furnishes help for firms”
Dec. 4, 2002
- James Joyce's The Dead haunts Court Theatre through Dec 22
“Court lives up to Joyce's ‘The Dead’”
Dec. 4, 2002
- Professor Martha Nussbaum on John Rawls
“Making Philosophy Matter to Politics”
Dec. 2, 2002
- Restoration of Robie House will continue through 2007
“Robie‘s rescue a work in progress”
Nov. 28, 2002
- Professor Janet Davison-Rowley gives advice for professional women
“Be patient about careers, scientist advises women”
Nov. 27, 2002
- Prazak Quartet plays Mandel Hall
“Prazak Quartet breaks the mold”
Nov. 24, 2002
- Professor Leon Kass’ new book reviewed
“‘Life, Liberty and the Defense of Dignity’: The Seductive Argument of a Bioethics Expert”
Nov. 17, 2002
- Chief of the United Nations’ Middle East Radio Units speaks at University of Chicago
“UN aide feels Iraq wants end to threat”
Nov. 16, 2002
- Tribute to Ralph Shapey performed at Mandel Hall
“Recital fitting tribute to Shapey”
Nov. 15, 2002
“Classical review, A Tribute to Ralph Shapey at Mandel Hall”
Nov. 14, 2002
- Professor Janellen Huttenlocher releases study on preschool speech learning
“Complex speech benefits preschoolers, study says”
Nov. 14, 2002
- Bartlett: Smart food for smart minds
“Red pepper risotto with that Coke, sir?”
Nov. 12, 2002
“University of Chicago gets upscale cafeteria”
Nov. 12, 2002
- David Rockefeller speaks at the International House
“A Rockefeller mans teller’s window”
Nov. 12, 2002
- Chicago Weekly News among struggling college newspapers
“Economy puts college papers in the red all over”
Nov. 11, 2002
- University of Chicago’s housing model spreads to other colleges
“Is there a doctor of philosophy in the house?”
Nov. 10, 2002
- Professor Cass Sunstein on the Republican Majority
“Taking Over the Courts”
Nov. 9, 2002
- Milton Friedman honored on the occasion of his 90th birthday
“Economically speaking, Friedman No. 1”
Nov. 9, 2002
- University choral director Randi Von Ellefson to direct tribute to Leonard Bernstein
“Concert to center on Bernstein”
Nov. 8, 2002
- Court Theatre presents Moliere's Scapin through November 24
“Too much of a good thing”
Nov. 5, 2002
- Professor Charles Elder and wife Amy Thomas Elder bring Camus, Plato to low-income Chicago residents
“This Odyssey imparts riches of knowledge”
Nov. 6, 2002
- Star cellist, pianist play Mandel Hall
“Duo dynamic with Beethoven”
Nov. 4, 2002
- Smart Museum exhibition explores ancient rituals of life and death
“Ancient artwork shows a civilized sharing of ideas”
Oct. 30, 2002
- University of Chicago Hospitals performs Illinois’ first anonymous living kidney donation
“Man with a heart of gold gives kidney to stranger”
Oct. 22, 2002
- Professor David Bevington on the Shakespearean authorship debate
“The great Shakespearean debate”
Oct. 20, 2002
- University of Chicago Physician Lance Becker co-authors study on automated defibrillators
“Two paddles and a jolt to the chest — by anyone”
Oct. 17, 2002
- University officials and students work together to reduce campus tensions
“Mideast conflict boosts tensions at U.S. colleges”
Oct. 17, 2002
- Ph.D. student Matei Ripeanu and team discover problems with Gnutella
“Researchers Uncover Flaw in P2P ‘Wiring’”
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Oct. 11, 2002
- Undergraduate Jessica Wade-Murphy wins third Achievement Reward for College Scientists
“Awards boost stars of college science”
Oct. 14, 2002
- University Sociologists find spending time with family helps release stress
“A stress-buster: Spending time with the family”
Oct. 13, 2002
- Graduate School of Business rated second best in country
“Rival B-schools playing it cool at No. 1 and 2”
Oct. 13, 2002
“2 Chicago MBA programs tops in magazine's survey”
Oct. 11, 2002
“Two Chicago schools top MBA ranks -- Business Week”
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Oct. 11, 2002
- Sociology Professor Edward Laumann on age related sexual dysfunction
“Age no barrier to sex for women, study finds”
Oct. 11, 2002
“Women's sexuality changes little with age”
Oct. 11, 2002
“What Older Women Want, Men Can't Deliver-Sex Study”
Oct. 11, 2002
- Computer Science Professor Ian Foster heads forum on grid computing
“Distributed computing grid networks
”
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Oct. 11, 2002
“Grid computing advocates to meet in Chicago”
Oct. 9, 2002
- Educator and Philosopher Charles Wegener, 1921-2002
“Charles Wegener, 81, U. of C. scholar”
Oct. 10, 2002
“Charles W. Wegener, 81”
Oct. 10, 2002
- Physician and Lecturer Lester King, 94
“Dr. Lester King, 94”
Oct. 10, 2002
- Former Law School Professor Larry Lessig on copyright law
“Larry Lessig vs. Hollywood”
Oct. 9, 2002
“On copyrights, some justices question Congress' actions
”
Oct. 10, 2002
- Professor Steven Levitt helps to expose cheating grade schools
“Teachers face firing in cheating scandal”
Oct. 2, 2002
“Skills-test cheating found at 7 schools”
Oct. 2, 2002
“Pressure blamed in test scandal”
Oct. 3, 2002
- University receives $10 million from Neubauer Family Foundation to fund fellowships
“Neubauer foundation gives U. of C. $10 million”
Oct. 2, 2002
- Polymer chemist Luping Yu and graduate student Man-Kit Ng build new, smaller diode
“Polymers self-assemble to form 2.5-nm diode”
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Oct. 16, 2002
“U. of C. research produces molecule-sized diode”
Oct. 2, 2002
“A ‘Quantum Leap’ in Molecular Electronics For Chicago Chemists?”
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Oct. 2, 2002
- Professor Milyo on the implications of campaign finance
“Political process works”
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Oct. 2, 2002
- Harris School Professor Tomas Philipson’s research into the economics of obesity
“Employment and Prosperity Affect Body Inflation”
Sept. 26, 2002
- Alumnus James Rasulo appointed President of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts
“Disney Selects a Chief for Its Theme Parks and Resorts”
Sept. 29, 2002
- Alumna Patsy Mink, 1927-2002
“Patsy Mink, Veteran Hawaii Congresswoman, Dies at 74”
Sept. 30, 2002
- Professor Martha Nussbaum gives fellow academics something to talk about
“The Martha Show”
Sept. 29, 2002
- Chicago entrepreneur Michael Polsky donates $7 million to University of Chicago Graduate School of Business
“Entrepreneur gives $7 million to U. of C.”
Sept. 27, 2002
- University of Chicago researchers find link between sleep and flu vaccine effectiveness
“Sleep better and flu shots will be more effective, says study”
Sept. 25, 2002
- Prof. John Mearsheimer on attacking Iraq
“U. of C. prof says don't overthrow Saddam”
Sept. 23, 2002
- New hospital image equipment improves hospital efficiency
“U. of C. system to speed images to doctors”
Sept. 23, 2002
- Controversial confirmation hearing for Michael McConnell, former University of Chicago law professor
“A sterling judicial nominee”
Sept. 22, 2002
“Critic of Roe vs. Wade in judiciary hot seat”
Sept. 19, 2002
“Battle over judges reaches crucial test”
Sept. 16, 2002
- Discovery supports astronomers’ paradoxical views of the universe
“Faint flicker supports cosmic theory”
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Sept. 20, 2002
“U. of C. sheds light on space's darkest secrets”
Sept. 20, 2002
“Radio Telescope Proves a Big Bang Prediction”
Sept. 20, 2002
“Big Bang gets a boost from U. of C. scientists”
Sept. 20, 2002
“Telescope finds Big Bang evidence”
Sept. 20, 2002
- Robert Kirschner, prominent forensic pathologist and human rights activist, 1940-2002
“Robert Kirschner, Medical Sleuth, Dies at 61”
Sept. 18, 2002
“Kirschner, Robert H.”
Sept. 17, 2002
“Robert Kirschner, forensic pathology expert at U. of C.”
Sept. 17, 2002
- Professor Emeritus David Grene, 1913-2002
“David Grene, Colorful Expert on the Classics, Is Dead at 89”
Sept. 17, 2002
“David Grene, 89”
Sept. 16, 2002
“David Grene, U. of C. classics professor”
Sept. 15, 2002
- Anthony Turkevich, radiochemist, 1916-2002
“A.L. Turkevich, Scientist Who Ascertained Moon's Makeup, Dies at 86”
Sept. 21, 2002
“Dr. Anthony Turkevich, 86”
Sept. 13, 2002
“Anthony Turkevich, 86; worked on atomic bomb”
Sept. 14, 2002
- Robert Quinn directs new network to help scholars in peril
“A Group Seeks to Rescue Endangered Scholars”
Sept. 11, 2002
- University of Chicago on an upswing, says Chicago magazine
“Success 101”
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Sept. 2002
- Prof. Paul Sereno digs up dinosaurs with Chicago teens
“Holding the past in their palms”
Sept. 10, 2002
- Prof. Daniel le Grange pioneers a groundbreaking new treatment for eating disorders
“Forcing anorexics to eat could be permanent cure”
Sept. 8, 2002
- Prof. Linda Waite explains her findings on marriage and happiness
“Sunday lunch with Linda Waite”
Sept. 8, 2002
- Alumnus Thomas Gordon, clinical psychologist, 84
“Thomas Gordon, conflict-solution innovator, 84, is dead”
Sept. 5, 2002
- “How do you feel about Wednesday?”
Praise for Admissions’ Department quirky essay questions
“A question of ambition”
Sept. 1, 2002
- Top executives struggle through “post-Enron boot camp”
“Back to school, but this one is for top corporate officials”
Sept. 3, 2002
- Professors Richard Thaler and Eugene Fama on conservative versus behavioral economics
“Two schools of thought on economics”
Sept. 3, 2002
- New South Pole telescope to help explain why universe is accelerating
“U. of C. scientist to head team exploring ‘dark energy’”
Aug. 30, 2002
“South Pole telescope to probe mystery of ‘dark energy’”
Aug. 30, 2002
- Babies are not as numerically gifted as previously reported, researchers find
“Little ones not number crunchers”
Aug. 30, 2002
- University receives $6 million NSF research grant for improving education
“Grant to fund new U. of C. center”
Aug. 22, 2002
- Alumnus Leslie Johnson, inventor of neutron counters, 1906-2002
“Leslie E. Johnson, 96”
Aug. 15, 2002
- Survey finds psychological effects of Sept. 11 linger on
“9/11 taking heavier toll on women, minorities”
Aug. 15, 2002
- Divinity School student Spencer Dew on surviving the bombing in Jerusalem
“Words hard for bomb survivor”
Aug. 14, 2002
- Prof. John Woods continues the search for Genghis Khan
“Closing in on Khan?”
Aug. 14, 2002
- Prof. Linda Waite takes a new look at unhappy marriages
“A reality check on post-divorce contentment”
Aug. 14, 2002
“Endurance beats divorce, study finds”
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July 12, 2002
- Life trustee Mary Wolkonsky, 94
“Activist advanced role of women in culture”
Aug. 12, 2002
- Prof. Melissa Roderick researches rising early dropout rates
“Dropping out in grade school”
Aug. 11, 2002
- Biology grad student Jake Socha studies flying snakes
“When snakes fly”
Aug. 13, 2002
“Where serpents go soaring”
Aug. 8, 2002
- Raymond Ciacci discusses adult liberal arts program offered at the Gleacher Center
“Late-bloomers keep liberal arts thriving at U. of C.”
Aug. 6, 2002
- Prof. Robert K. Ritner on Egyptian teeth
“Teeth and Millstones”
Aug. 6, 2002
- Alumnus Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada elected President of Bolivia
“Bolivia Congress Picks Ex-Leader Over Coca Advocate”
Aug. 5, 2002
- Yerkes Observatory gets new window to the stars
“Yerkes Observatory flips its lids”
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July 30, 2002
- Prof. Ralph Shapey, 1921-2002
“Ralph Shapey: A Composer as Spiky as His Music”
July 28, 2002
- A closer look at the changes in civilization course offerings
“Letters to the Editor: Critics of Chicago ‘Distort’ Changes”
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July 26, 2002
“The University of Chicago Is Not Abandoning Its Commitment to Western Civ”
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July 8, 2002
“The Smearing of Chicago”
June 24, 2002
- Professor Emeritus Milton Friedman celebrates 90th birthday
“Friedman at 90:Milton Friedman, Nobel Prizewinning economist and outspoken advocate of free markets and personal liberty, turns 90 on July 31”
July 27, 2002
“‘Dismal science’ owes debt to Milton Friedman”
July 14, 2002
- Alumnus Rudi Dornbusch, 1942-2002
“Rudiger Dornbusch, Outspoken Economist, Dies at 60”
July 27, 2002
- Law School alumnus James Comey takes on WorldCom, Adelphia, ImClone
“Even defendants like this prosecutor”
July 24, 2002
- President Bush tours University of Chicago's Argonne National Laboratory
“Bush Gets Counterterror Tour and Pushes His Security Plan”
July 22, 2002
“Market on solid ground, Bush says in local visit”
July 23, 2002
“Bush pushes security agency plans in visit to Argonne lab”
July 23, 2002
- Prof. Wendy Doniger discusses her new translation of the Kamasutra
“He said, she said”
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July 23, 2002
- Life trustee Ferd Kramer, 1901-2002
“Ferd Kramer's Chicago legacy”
July 20, 2002
“Ferd Kramer, 100”
July 17, 2002
“Ferdinand Kramer, 100, housing developer”
July 17, 2002
- Three alumni make Fortune magazine's list of most powerful black executives
“Most powerful black executives”
Erroll Davis Jr., M.B.A.’67
Arnold Donald, M.B.A.’80
Myrtle Potter, A.B.’80
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July 22, 2002
- Life trustee George A. Ranney Sr., 1912-2002
“George Ranney, lawyer, steel executive”
July 3, 2002
- Arnita Young Boswell, founder of the League of Black Women, 1920-2002
“Arnita Young Boswell, 82, professor, social worker”
July 13, 2002
“Arnita Young Boswell, 82”
July 11, 2002
- Fermi Fellow Maria Spiropulu on her love of physics
“University of Chicago particle physicist Maria Spiropulu is . . . a body in motion”
July 11, 2002
- Human Rights Fellow Amal Basha on women's rights in Yemen
“Yemen feminist eyes subtle, not sweeping, changes”
July 10, 2002
- Review of Galileo Galilei, new opera by alumnus Philip Glass
“Theater review, 'Galileo, Galilei' at the Goodman Theatre”
July 10, 2002
- Alumnus Benjamin O. Davis Jr., 1912-2002
“Gen. Benjamin O. Davis, Leader of Tuskegee Airmen, Dies at 89”
July 7, 2002
- Prof. Mrksich designs living biowarfare sensors
“U. of C. chemist researching bioweapon detection”
July 3, 2002
- Prof. John Huizinga and graduate student Erik Zhang, unlikely agents of No. 1 basketball draft pick Yao Ming
“Show him the macro money: Biz prof negotiates at high level”
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July 1, 2002
“NBA hopes China approves phenom's bounce into draft”
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June 25, 2002
- Jean Bowman Anderson, 1908-2002
“Jean Bowman Anderson, 93”
July 1, 2002
- Robert Streeter, 1916-2002
“Robert Streeter, 85”
June 29, 2002
“Robert Streeter, U. of C. professor, dean”
June 28, 2002
- Jay Berwanger, first winner of the Heisman Trophy, 1914-2002
“Jay Berwanger, 88, Winner of First Heisman Trophy, Dies”
June 27, 2002
“Berwanger, Early Football Star, Dies at 88”
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June 27, 2002
“Jay Berwanger 1914-2002”
June 28, 2002
“Jay Berwanger, first Heisman Trophy winner, dies at 88 ”
June 27, 2002
“Berwanger won first Heisman, was first NFL pick”
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June 27, 2002
- More praise for Prof. Wendy Doniger's re-translated Kamasutra
“New Kamasutra looks to her side of bed”
June 26, 2002
- Lab School instructor Michelle J. Zimet on the end of the school year
“A teacher's farewell, and thoughts of fall”
June 23, 2002
- Zena Sutherland, 1915-2002
“Zena Sutherland, Expert on Literature for Children, Dies at 86”
June 15, 2002
“Zena Sutherland, 86”
June 15, 2002
“Children's book critic, writer Sutherland dies”
June 18, 2002
- Ralph Shapey, 1921-2002
“Ralph Shapey, the radical traditionalist”
June 25, 2002
“Avant-Garde Composer Ralph Shapey Dies at 81”
June 14, 2002
“Ralph Shapey, 81”
June 14, 2002
“Ralph Shapey, Composer Evoking Conflicting Impulses, Dies at 81”
June 14, 2002
“Ralph Shapey, dean of Chicago music, dies”
June 14, 2002
- Prof. David J. Grdina furthers anti-radiation drug research
“Drugs in works to fight ‘dirty bombs’”
June 12, 2002
- Pritzker family donates $30 million to the University of Chicago
“U. of C. receives a $30 million gift”
June 6, 2002
“Pritzkers give a big gift on firm’s anniversary”
June 6, 2002
“Hyatt Owners Give $30M to University”
June 6, 2002
- Prof. Daniel le Grange co-authors a new treatment for anorexia
“Anorexia Strategy: Family as Doctor”
June 11, 2002
- Economist Allen Sanderson on steroid use in Major League Baseball
“The unnatural”
June 4, 2002
- Prof. Eugene Fama explains the ‘three-factor model’
“Forty years on, Fama holds to his big idea”
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June 4, 2002
- Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens awarded the Alumni Medal
“Justice Stevens receives U. of C. alumni tribute”
June 2, 2002
- Prof. Cass Sunstein on suing states in federal court
“A Narrowed Right to Challenge the States”
May 31, 2002
- New discoveries in Syria confirm theory on spread of early civilization
“Civilization's Cradle Grows Larger”
May 28, 2002
- University of Chicago physicists build ultrasensitive magnetic sensors
“Non-Magnetic Materials Combine Into Megagauss Sensors”
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May 23, 2002
- University of Chicago breaks ground on $125 million business school complex
“New building means business”
May 18, 2002
- Catherine Sullivan at the Renaissance Society
“Director merges theater and movies”
May 17, 2002
- Locke Bowman, legal director of MacArthur Justice Center, and Prof. Randolph Stone on police brutality
“Cop brutality probe must be thorough, fair”
May 16, 2002
- Prof. David Galenson’s new book uses economics to analyze art
“An economist quantifies inspiration”
May 12, 2002
“Painting by the numbers”
April 25, 2002
“Of Canvases and Coefficients: New book uses statistical methods to analyze avant-garde art”
April 16, 2002
- University of Chicago-Argonne National Lab research aids semiconductor industry
“Science detects magic in stardust”
May 6, 2002
- An interview with President Randel
“Lunch with Don Randel”
May 5, 2002
- Professor Richard Epstein on Soldier Field developments
“Not too late to stop Soldier Field giveaway”
May 5, 2002
- Janos Starker concludes University of Chicago Presents’ Chamber Music Series
“Endearing, enduring Starker packs them in”
May 5, 2002
- Professor Wendy Doniger’s broad, revealing Kamasutra
“A New Kama Sutra Without Victorian Veils”
May 4, 2002
- Art Historian Michael Camille,
1958-2002
“Michael Camille, 44, art historian”
May 2, 2002
- Smart Museum collector Muriel Kallis Steinberg Newman’s pioneering vision
“A painter’s vision, with an eye for the best”
April 29, 2002
- Rave reviews for Court Theatre’s production of ‘My Fair Lady’
“Classic ‘Fair Lady’ feels brand new”
April 29, 2002
“Court’s compelling portrait of a ‘Lady’”
April 29, 2002
“Hyde Park theater hits the road with ‘My Fair Lady’”
April 22, 2002
- Exhibit on University architecture opens at Chicago Architecture Foundation
“New Projects at the University of Chicago”
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April 25, 2002
- Prof. James Cronin leads construction of world’s biggest cosmic ray observatory
“Cosmic rays will reveal universal secrets”
April 23, 2002
- Leading Japanese university establishes computer science department at University of Chicago
“Inside Technology”
April 22, 2002
- A subway token takes one college applicant to the University of Chicago
“Plumbing the Inner Soul”
April 14, 2002
- The University of Chicago launches five-year ‘Chicago Initiative’
“U. of C. launches $2 billion capital campaign”
“U. of C. sets $2 billion goal”
- University geneticist finds males dominant in producing mutations
“Males’ DNA propels evolution, study says”
April 11, 2002
“Men more inherently imperfect, study shows”
April 11, 2002
- University scientists describe first chip-based chemical strategy for screening carbohydrates for useful activity
“U of C researcher aims to block diseases’ cellular pathways”
April 9, 2002
“Chip For Screening Carbohydrates Developed At Chicago”
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April 3, 2002
- Cathy Cohen, one of the nation's leading scholars of race, politics, and gender, joins the University
“U. of C. hires star scholar on race issues”
April 5, 2002
- Chicago scientists explain why paper gains strength when crumpled
“The science of scrunch”
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April 4, 2002
- Prof. Rashid Khalidi on the origins of Palestinian violence
“Basic truths from both sides of the conflict”
April 3, 2002
- Cross-cultural conference on ‘The Courtesan’s Arts’
“Courtesans’ place wasn't just in the bedroom”
April 3, 2002
- University study shows breast feeding calms infants during medical procedures
“Breast-feeding may be painkiller”
April 3, 2002
“Breast-Feeding Eases Pain of Infant Blood Sampling”
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April 1, 2002
“Breast-feeding eases infants’ pain: Study”
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April 1, 2002
- Toyota Technological Institute brings new computer science program to Chicago
“U of C lands major TTI partnership”
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Mar. 29, 2002
- Proof, by alumnus David Auburn, now playing at the Schubert Theatre
“‘Proof’ proves to be a light but filling pudding”
Mar. 29, 2002
“‘Proof’ of life’s complexitites is vivid”
Mar. 28, 2002
“The New Math”
March 2002
‘“Proof’ passes tests”
Mar. 20, 2002
“Finding ‘Proof’ of the Hyde Park look”
Mar. 17, 2002
“The Right Equation”
Feb. 25, 2002
- Prof. Danielle Allen on life, classics, and citizenry
“What She Knows”
March 2002
- Prof. Ruth Heimann identifies possible biochemical markers for breast cancer
“Markers Significant For Breast Cancer Metastatasis”
Mar. 25, 2002
- Prof. Wendy Doniger's new Kamasutra translation defies categorization
“Uneasy positions on sex ”
Mar. 19, 2002
- Prof. Leon Kass, chair of Bush's Bioethics Council, on the dangers of science
“Moralist of Science Ponders Its Power”
Mar. 19, 2002
- Fourth-year William Lopes wins prestigious Churchill scholarship
“No math problems: It’s creative fun for scholarship winner”
Mar. 18, 2002
- Review of Prof. Jean Elshtain's book on Jane Addams
“Jane Addams’ influence on democracy: New book focuses on her ideas and writings rather than her works”
Mar. 17, 2002
- Blue Gargoyle volunteers help bring literacy to the south side community
“A will to read: Calvin Cottrell's dogged pursuit of words and a lost education”
Mar. 17, 2002
- Researchers at the University of Chicago show why nicotine is so addictive
“Smoking: Instant gratification that's run amok”
Mar. 15, 2002
“Experts say love of nicotine is all in mind”
Mar. 14, 2002
- Gender Studies conference explores the link between poverty and obesity
“A heavy price: Despite being in the majority, overweight women say bias still holds them down on the job and beyond”
Mar. 13, 2002
- Scholars at Risk increases aid to imperiled professors
“Fostering a cross-pollination of ideas is well worth the risk”
Mar. 11, 2002
- A look behind the scenes of Doc Films
“The Doc Films world: Nation's oldest university film society whirs on”
Mar. 8, 2002
- Prof. Paul Sereno's SuperCroc to go on display March 15
“SuperCroc may have eaten dinos”
Mar. 6, 2002
- Applause for eighth blackbird
“Eighth Blackbird: Poetry in Motion, and in Memorization”
Mar. 3, 2002
- Norman Cutler, 1949-2002
“U. of C. scholar; Tamil pioneer”
Mar. 2, 2002
- ‘Doomsday Clock’ moves two minutes closer to midnight
“Terror puts ‘Doomsday Clock’ back in motion”
Feb. 27, 2002
“‘Doomsday Clock’ Reset at University of Chicago”
Feb. 27, 2002
“‘Doomsday Clock set closer to Armageddon”
Feb. 27, 2002
- Mu Xin exhibit at the Smart Museum called ‘extraordinary’
“Pictures of a state of mind: Mu Xin’s work worthy of a closer, longer look”
Feb. 26, 2002
- Chicago alumnus John Grunsfeld to repair Hubble Space Telescope
“Hubble Mission a ‘Pilgrimage’ for Astronomer-Turned-Astronaut”
Feb. 26, 2002
- Court Theatre stages a ‘commanding’ Hamlet of ‘immense emotion,’ critics rave
“Guy Adkins’ Hamlet: A prince of a performance”
Feb. 25, 2002
“Lead actor makes Hamlet powerful prince of a play”
Feb. 25, 2002
- Reviews of the Brentano String Quartet with Mark Strand at University of Chicago Presents early music series
“‘Last Words’ not lost”
Feb. 24, 2002
“Brentano String Quartet”
Feb. 25, 2002
- Elie Wiesel to speak at Rockefeller Memorial Chapel
“Kup’s column”
Feb. 21, 2002
- Professor Paul Sereno discovers new types of dinosaurs
“Scientists find fossils of toothiest dinosaur”
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Feb. 19, 2002
“Fossil leads to discovery of a tiny crocodile”
Feb. 19, 2002
- Chicago scientists explain why paper gains strength when crumpled
“Learning lessons from wads of paper”
Feb. 19, 2002
- University physicist Maria Spiropulu anticipates detection of reality beyond 3-D
“Reality beyond 3-D on verge of detection, physicist says”
Feb. 18, 2002
- Prof. Martha McClintock contributes groundbreaking discoveries to field
“The Chemistry of Love”
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Feb. 18, 2002
“His smell tells her that he’s the one”
Feb. 3, 2002
- University forms partnership with St. Sabina to establish an annual forum on racism and human rights
“Archibishop urges battle with racism”
Feb. 18, 2002
- Praise for Shapey’s ‘Praise’
“‘Praise’ is too good to be silent so long”
Feb. 18, 2002
- A look into the life of Prof. Leon Kass
“The president’s philosopher”
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Feb. 11, 2002
- Prof. Gary Becker analyzes Argentina’s financial crisis
“Deficit spending got Argentina into this mess”
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Feb. 11, 2002
- President Randel chats about recent leisure activities
“In the Loop Diversions”
Feb. 11, 2002
- New study by Prof. Don Browning shows that marriage endures
“On love & marriage”
Feb. 10, 2002
- Chicago physicists show nothing is something
“Years of Research Yield Nothing, And That’s Good News for Physicists”
Feb. 5, 2002
- University of Chicago Folk Festival to be held Feb. 1-3
“Tradition reigns with U of C folk festival”
Feb. 1, 2002
- James Madara brings new approach to medical school
“Collaboration is key for new U of C medical school dean”
Jan. 28, 2002
- Antonin Scalia speaks at Divinity School conference on ‘Religion and the Death Penalty’
“A feisty Scalia tackles the death penalty”
Jan. 28, 2002
- Review of violinist Andrew Manze at University of Chicago Presents early music series
“Spectacular violinist Manze goes for Baroque with gusto”
Jan. 28, 2002
- Interview with alumni Greg Kotis and Mark Hollmann about their hit play, ‘Urinetown’
“The Cinderella story of ‘Urinetown’”
Jan. 27, 2002
- University of Chicago researchers map protein that makes anthrax deadly
“Scientists unlock major clue about how anthrax kills”
Jan. 24, 2002
“Features of 3rd anthrax toxin identified”
Jan. 24, 2002
- Study by Prof. Martha McClintock shows women prefer scent of genetically similar men
“The manly scent women prefer doesn't come in a bottle”
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Jan. 28, 2002
“Scent of a man is linked to a woman’s selection”
Jan. 22, 2002
- eighth blackbird successfully launches Contemporary Chamber Players’ season
“Breaking sound barriers”
Jan. 21, 2002
- Graduate School of Business hosts “wInterview”
“Interview 101: Workshop teaches students to smile -- but not too much -- and other tips”
Jan. 16, 2002
- Artist brings new level of video game art to Renaissance Society
“Shoot away. You can't keep the digital avenger down.”
Jan. 7, 2002
- Finding inspiration in Hyde Park
“Hyde Park still a model for how things should be”
Jan. 2, 2002
- Hallucinations may reflect brain pathways
“Seeing more than meets eye”
Jan. 1, 2002
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