O'Connor urges women to seek business degrees: Business, not law, is the next frontier that women must explore, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor said during the 2000 Rosalynn Carter Distinguished Lecture in Public Policy on Nov. 13 in Glenn Auditorium. "The fact is, big business needs women." Click here or on the above link to read the entire story. Photo by Jon Rou.

President Bill Chace and about 20 other hearty souls braved the rain, sleet and mud Nov. 19 to plant trees along the newly renamed Starvine Way, which connects the University Apartments Parking Deck to the main campus. JoAn Chace (center, white hat) and the Friends of Emory Forest helped organize the event, and her husband pledged to maintain Lullwater in the "best of all possible states." Photo by Jon Rou.

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