Record: June 9, 2006

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June 9, 2006
Vol. 30, No. 35

Louis J. Muglia
studies how stress responses can lead to further afflictions

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Ruth Siteman displays the Harris award as Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton, Ann Liberman and Alvin Siteman look on.

Sitemans honored with Harris award for strong community leadership

Whitney Harris and his late wife, Jane, established the award to reward couples who care deeply about improving the quality of life in the region.

Truman installed as Greensfelder professor in engineering

"His value to the University has been well-reflected in his numerous honors and awards," Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton says.

Des Chene awarded Guggenheim Fellowship

He's among 187 U.S. and Canadian Guggenheim Fellows selected this year from nearly 3,000 applicants for awards totaling $7.5 million.

Camels & llamas provide for quick caffeine test

School of Medicine researchers are developing a quick test for caffeine, a dipstick, that can be used to check for caffeine in a variety of drinks.
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Major to Class of 2006: 'Be ambitious, aim high'

"Learning continues well beyond academia. In the university of life, it never stops," he said; later, he warned, "Never accept sound-byte government."

Miller's HHMI grant enhances science learning

Kathryn Miller is assuming leadership on this grant from colleague Sarah C.R. Elgin, who first secured funding from HHMI in 1992.

2006-07 parking permit prices announced

Red passes will be $853 for the year; Yellow, Blue and Brown, $380; Official Business: $370; Red Evening, Yellow Evening, $88; and Daily, $5.

Gateway Festival Orchestra to present free Sunday concerts

In its 43rd season of summer shows, the orchestra will highlight composers and young artists from Missouri and Illinois.

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Olin School builds global leadership role, hosts Shanghai conference

Chemistry's Hiss receives Gloria White award at Staff Day

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Nearly 100 researchers, students and faculty across disciplines attended the all-day Cardiac Bioelectricity & Arrhythmia Center retreat.

Students washed dogs at a Campus Y fund-raiser, raising $200 for the Animal Protective Association & the St. Louis Animal Regulation Center.

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