Record: February 6, 2004

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Feb. 6, 2004
Vol. 28, No. 20

Rob Wild
Keeps his sense of humor as he helps students

Picturing
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Super ads

Master of business administration students interact with professional advertising executives during the "Super Advertising Bowl IV" Feb. 1.

150th Web site seeks cultural experiences, opinions

"We are looking for all types of entries, from all media types," says lead project organizer SiSi Marti, a senior.

Gift honors Fahey, gives boost to women's sports

An anonymous gift of $350,000 will establish The Nancy Fahey Women's Athletic Endowment Fund, named for the head women's basketball coach.

This Week In WUSTL History

This feature will be included in each 2003-04 issue of the Record in observance of Washignton University's 150th anniversary.

Mars mission gets boost from WUSTL

Raymond Arvidson and others from the University will remain at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., during the spring semester.

PAD to debut Williams play Me, Vashya

Scholars from around the world will come to the Hilltop Campus Feb. 12-14 for the symposium "Tennessee Williams: The Secret Year."

Optic nerve disease, sleep disorders linked

Study participants with optic nerve disease were 20 times more likely to be pathologically sleepy than those with normal sight.
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Public intellectuals is focus of Conversation

Gerald Early — who "reluctantly" accepts the title of "public intellectual" — will moderate the third of the four-part Conversations series.

Romance with a smile: The UnCabaret at Edison Feb. 14

The offbeat L.A. comedy collective will make its St. Louis debut at 8 p.m. as part of the third annual Antigala fund-raiser.

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Political humorist Kate Clinton at Edison

Faculty reception, open house Feb. 13

Chat With the Chancellor offered by HR

Architecture lectures to include Maki, Wodiczko and Whiteread

Court of appeals session at law school Feb. 11

Benedict to speak on constitutional responsibility

Rabbi Talve to give Assembly Series talk Feb. 12

U College lectures to focus on memory

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Olin School of Business students and their families celebrate the start of the Chinese New Year at the "Chinese New Year Festival."

Jan Erkert, the Dance Program's 2003-04 Marcus Artist, leads a recent workshop in improvisation techniques for the Performing Arts Department.

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