Stuart I. Greenbaum, Ph.D., (left) dean of the John M. Olin School of Business, serves Thanksgiving dinner to Chihchien Lin, (center) a graduate student from Taiwan, while Hsien-Hung "Simon" Hu, (right) a graduate student also from Taiwan, serves himself some salad. Greenbaum and his family hosted a dinner on Thanksgiving Day for those business school students and their families who were not able to travel home for the holiday. More than 150 business school students, faculty and staff attended the dinner in Simon Hall. For some international students, it was the first time they experienced a Thanksgiving dinner.
'Medicine at the Millennium': Symposium honors Danforth, highlights cutting-edge biomedical science
Computerized job application more efficient
Architecture students become teachers at Miriam School
Department of Music to present sing-along of Handel's 'Messiah'
Kingsbury Trio concert features Baroque, 20th-century music
Opera performs experimental theater pieces
Author Agonito to speak on empowering women
Law students learn about alternative ways to resolve disputes
Benefit performance funds spring trip to theatre festival
Swedish government funds exchange program with School of Medicine
Schaffer receives award for lipid research
Brain damage may occur days after stroke
Recurrent miscarriage study seeks volunteers
Arvidson brings space down to Earth
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Honda names Amy Albers 1994-95 Athlete of the Year
Theresa Lynch named associate director of executive programs at business school
Dental Alumni Association presents awards
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