Adrian Luchini,
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Copenhagen, winner of three Tony Awards, at Edison Theatre Tested loyalty and suspected betrayal. Old friends crossing enemy lines with the fate of mankind at stake. Dramatic, yes, but not the stuff of fiction: In October 1941, German
physicist Werner Heisenberg, a leader of Hitler's atomic weapons program,
made a covert trip to see his former mentor and colleague Niels Bohr,
a half-Jewish Dane, at Bohr's home in Nazi-occupied Copenhagen. Full story
'Chat With the Chancellor' April 2 Now's your chance to have your questions answered by the chancellor. The Office of Human Resources is hosting a brown-bag
seminar with Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton called "Chat
With The Chancellor" from 12:10-12:50 p.m. April 2 in
the Women's Building Formal Lounge. Full story
Jewish symposium April 6-7 If you see several young-looking people wandering around campus over the course of the next month looking lost, asking questions or checking out maps, don't be alarmed. They most likely are your future students or classmates. The visitors will be on campus as part of April Welcome. The annual
monthlong event will bring close to 1,000 prospective students from the
Class of 2006 to the Hilltop Campus for a sampling of life at Washington
University. Full story
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faculty honored by St. Louis science academy
The Academy of Science of St. Louis will honor five Washington University faculty members at the academy's eighth annual Outstanding St. Louis Scientists Awards Dinner April 4 at the Sheraton City Center, 400 S. 14th St. The Washington University faculty being recognized are
Carl M. Bender, Ph.D., professor of physics in Arts &
Sciences; Jessie L. Ternberg, M.D., Ph.D., professor emeritus
of surgery in the School of Medicine; Jonathan S. Turner,
Ph.D., the Sever Professor of Computer Science in the
School of Engineering and Applied Science; Patty Jo Watson,
Ph.D., the Edward Mallinckrodt Distinguished University
Professor and professor of anthropology in Arts & Sciences;
and Karen L. Wooley, Ph.D., professor of chemistry in
Arts & Sciences. Full story
April Welcome stage is set If you see several young-looking people wandering around campus over the course of the next month looking lost, asking questions or checking out maps, don't be alarmed. They most likely are your future students or classmates. The visitors will be on campus as part of April Welcome.
The annual monthlong event will bring close to 1,000 prospective
students from the Class of 2006 to the Hilltop Campus
for a sampling of life at Washington University. Full story
Curry, Bass to speak for Assembly Series April 3-4
George Curry, a leading journalist and media personality,
will give the Martin Luther King Jr. Lecture at 11 a.m.
April 3 in Graham Chapel. At 4 p.m. the following day
in the Steinberg Hall Auditorium, George Bass, widely
regarded as the founder of nautical archaeology, will
give the John and Penelope Biggs Residency in the Classics
lecture.
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More Headlines - click on the headline to view full story Fiction writer Baker to read April 4 Human Genome Project colloquia continue April 5 |
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