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Faculty Achievement Awards Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton made the announcement at the Chancellor's Gala April 12; the awards will be conferred at the Faculty Achievement Awards Program Sept. 30. Ballet Hispanico at Edison April 25-27 Since its founding in 1970, the Manhattan-based dance company has commissioned more than 70 works inspired by Hispanic music and dance. Charles Mee's Big Love presented by PAD Big Love is a fiercely extravagant adaptation of Aeschylus' The Suppliant Maidens;performances are April 24 and 26-27. | | | | Human Genome Project completed By completing the project, researchers believe they are launching a new age of discovery that will transform human health. MetroLink construction to start May 4 The first phase of construction will begin westbound on Forest Park Parkway between Big Bend Boulevard and Ritz-Carlton Drive; this section of the parkway will be completely closed. Three-time Pulitzer winner Friedman to open, close 150th year The three-time individual Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist for The New York Times will speak Sept. 17; he will also deliver the Commencement address May 21, 2004. Women's Society hands out scholarship, leadership awards The Danforth scholarship went to Thomas William Schmidt; Laurel Griggs and Jessica Long won Women's Leadership Awards. Knight to speak on 'Academic Freedom After 9/11' Jonathan Knight is director of the office of academic freedom, tenure and governance in the national office of the American Association of University Professors. | | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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