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'Frontiers' patrols line between art, science: From left, Juliette Apkarian, Valerie Watkins and Sidney Perkowitz worked together to make “Science and Art: Shared Frontiers” an interdisciplinary reality. The exhibit, featuring the work of more than 30 faculty and students, explores the connections between the seemingly disparate worlds of art and science. “In all my years here,” Apkarian says, “I’ve never seen Emory faculty collaborate in such a way.” Click here or above for the full story. Photo by Jon Rou.

Villa-Vicencio outlines So. Africa's future

Pulitzer winner to keynote '01 celebration

Dean's office adds four new members to support team

Harvard's Martin to explore industry-academy dynamic

Briefs: Middle Eastern studies announces film series; Glenn School clothing sale held March 9–10; Summer Camp InfoStops; Stay informed with EmoryWire

Congratulations! Six Emory employees—from left, Daniel Esquivel (Facilities Management), Luetrell Scott (Emory Bookstore), Gary Willis (FM), Lillian Duron (Emory Medical Care Foundation) and Chauncey Brown (FM), shown with Program Development Specialist La Shanda Perryman—were honored Feb. 23 for graduating from the University’s Skills Enhancement Program, run by Human Resources. Not pictured is graduate Isatu Wuri, who works at Crawford Long. Photo by Kay Hinton.

First person: Leslie Taylor

Focus /Information Technology: Digital evolution in science education

Eagle Update /Tracksters race through 'Meeting of Minds'

University Governance/LGBT: LGBT seeking members for 2001-02 year

Scholarship & Research: Emory selected for NIMH schizophrenia drug

Scholarship & Research: Chimp handedness linked to genetics, birth order

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