February 7, 2000
Volume 52, No. 20

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CAMPUS NEWS Partnerships office opens at Emory West URC grants pay off big for Emory Chace announces Lullwater Task Force Being the best Emory can be Finding new pools to conquer Egyptian studies organization debuts with lecture at Carlos Frederick Busch to read from latest novel Feb. 9 Human Resources: Q & A on the Family Medical Leave Act Conflict resolution conference to be held Feb. 17 in Cox Hall Full slate of events for Heritage Month Emory ranks 5th in South for Peace Corps Emory ranks fifth among colleges and universities in the Southeast for currently serving Peace Corps volunteers with 20. The University ranked 10th nationally two years ago, but growth in undergraduate enrollment pushed Emory into a different comparison bracket.

SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH Jon Gunnemann deals with religious currency New drug widens stroke treatment window Women's Issues essay contest announced The President's Commission on the Status of Women at Emory (PCSW) offers two $250 awards for graduate or professional student work and one $250 undergraduate award concerning women, gender or feminist theory. Winners will be announced at the commission's spring reception. Deadline for submissions is Friday, March 3. For more information, contact Catherine Howet Smith at the Carlos Museum at 404-727-6117. CLH parking changes make way for new hospital complex In preparation of Crawford Long Hospital's upcoming construction, employees, patients and visitors must say goodbye to the Candler and Prescott parking decks. During this period of construction, alternate parking will be available for those who usually park in these decks, according to David Pugh, associate administrator. Employees who parked in these decks have received details about alternate parking arrangements.