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Sept. 11 One year later Picturing Our Past Kornfeld, Schaal to speak for Assembly Series Stuart Kornfeld, M.D., a prominent molecular biophysicist and biochemist, and Barbara Schaal, Ph.D., an authority on plant biology and life sciences, will receive the University's 2002 Faculty Achievement Awards and summarize their scholarly work at an awards ceremony as part of the Assembly Series. Full story More Stories
				Sept. 11 - One year later At top, Becky Lewin (foreground), a first-year student from New York City, was one of more than 1,000 students, faculty and staff who participated in a candlelight vigil in Brookings Quadrangle on the one-year anniversary of the terrorist attacks. Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton (right) was among the speakers at the vigil, which also featured dancing (above) by students in the Performing Arts Department in Arts & Sciences. View in full				Reeve's results signify super progress After severely injuring his spinal cord nearly eight years ago, one quadriplegic has achieved what was thought to be impossible. Christopher Reeve has regained the ability to feel pinpricks and the light touch of a cotton swab over most of his body and to move some of his joints without any assistance. He also reports improvements in overall health and quality of life. Full story Spirit of Freedom intern team leaders surround the capsule at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C. Joining pilot Steve Fossett Students, Fossett present capsule to Smithsonian Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton and student interns joined balloonist Steve Fossett Sept. 5 in formally installing the Bud Light Spirit of Freedom capsule at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C. The capsule that carried Fossett on his successful solo circumnavigation of the globe this summer is now a part of the museum's "Milestones of Flight" collection. Full story Lorraine Goffe-Rush, director of employee relations and human resources, addressed guests at the kickoff breakfast marking the start of the 2002 campaign for the United Way of Greater St. Louis United Way campaign kicks off Many people have it pretty good. But some don't, and that's where the United Way comes in -- helping people help themselves to become more self-sufficient. The 2002 campaign for the United Way of Greater St. Louis is now under way, and University faculty and staff members should have already received pledge cards in the mail. Full story

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