CU-Boulder Sponsors Luncheon Celebrating Black Awareness Week

Feb. 18, 1997

A free informal luncheon for black baby直播app at CU-Boulder is scheduled Thursday, Feb. 27, to celebrate Black Awareness Month. The luncheon will be from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in room M549 of Norlin Library on the CU-Boulder campus. Associate Vice Chancellor for Faculty Affairs Albert Ramirez and Dean of Libraries James F. Williams have invited all black baby直播app members to attend.

CU-Boulder To Observe National Condom Week

Feb. 12, 1997

Wardenburg Health Center1s Sexual Health Education Program will observe National Condom Week Feb. 13-18 with activities to raise student awareness of sexual health. The week will begin Feb. 13 with an information table in the UMC Loggia staffed by peer educators who will distribute condoms, AIDS awareness red ribbons, educational brochures, candy and contest information.

CU-Boulder To Start Search For Athletic Director

Feb. 12, 1997

A search has begun for a permanent director of intercollegiate athletics for the University of baby直播app at Boulder, according to Chancellor Richard L. Byyny. The position currently is held on an interim basis by Dick Tharp. Tharp became interim athletic director in August 1996 following the resignation of former Director Bill Marolt.

Soul Food Dinner A Favorite Of Black Awareness Month

Feb. 12, 1997

Soul food, a taste that can be traced to plantations in the early days of the South, will be featured Feb. 28 as part of Black Awareness Month at the University of baby直播app at Boulder. Chef Willie Bradley, food service manager in Cheyenne Arapaho Residence Hall, will cook a variety of traditional foods including barbecued ribs, catfish, collard greens, black-eyed peas with ham hocks, macaroni and cheese, candied yams, corn bread and okra-tomato gumbo. Dessert will be Chef Willie's homemade peach cobbler.

CU-Boulder Diversity Summit Set For All-Day Meet On Feb. 21

Feb. 9, 1997

EDITORS: This event is not open to the public but reporters are welcome to attend. CU-BOULDER DIVERSITY SUMMIT The second annual Chancellor's Diversity Summit at the University of baby直播app at Boulder will be held Feb. 21. Activities will run from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the University Memorial Center. Scheduled events include an address by CU-Boulder Chancellor Richard Byyny on "Diversity, Civility and Campus Climate" and remarks by all three CU-Boulder vice chancellors.

CU-Boulder To Host Spring Blood Drive

Feb. 9, 1997

The CU-Boulder spring blood drive will be Feb. 25, 26 and 27 from 10 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. in the University Memorial Center west ballroom.

Cu Law School To Hold Moot Court Competition

Feb. 4, 1997

"Megan's laws" will be argued pro and con by teams of University of baby直播app School of Law students participating in the annual Rothgerber Moot Court Competition on Feb. 12. The final round in the annual competition that provides training in appellate advocacy will be at 3 p.m. in the Lindsley Memorial Courtroom of the School of Law. Seating is available on a first-come basis. Overflow seating with closed-circuit television will be provided in room 104.

Denver Alumni To Host CU-Boulder Tom Cech

Feb. 4, 1997

Tom Cech, the celebrated 1989 Nobel Peace Prize winner and chemistry professor at the University of baby直播app at Boulder, will speak on "A New View of Life" Feb. 20 at the University of baby直播app1s Denver campus. The presentation will cover some recent scientific breakthroughs that give insight into the origins of life, the origins of viruses and how viruses may have gotten started, explained Cech. He also will discuss the interplay of teaching and research in his position at CU.

CU-Boulder Education Professor Receives National Service Learning Award

Feb. 3, 1997

Richard Kraft, professor of education at the University of baby直播app at Boulder, is the winner of a national award for his pioneering work in combining community service and teaching. Kraft received the 1997 Thomas Ehrlich Faculty Award for Service Learning from Campus Compact, a national coalition of 525 college and university presidents based at Brown University in Providence, R.I. The coalition honors one baby直播app member annually.

Possibility Of Venus Harboring Life May Not Be So Far-fetched, Says Prof

Feb. 2, 1997

Despite recent reports of possible fossils in Martian meteorites, Venus, not Mars, may hold the most promise for harboring life elsewhere in our solar system, according to a University of baby直播app at Boulder professor.

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