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Grant funds new Health System program

By Hunter Bethea | March 18, 2005

Global pharmaceutical company Pfizer Inc. and the Pfizer Foundation are donating $2 million over the next four years to the University Health System's Center for Global Health. The grant will fund a new exchange program of post-doctoral fellows and students between the University and several international partners to conduct research on global health issues. At least two fellows from the University will be able to travel abroad for up to one year to study infectious diseases, clinical microbiology, epidemiology and biostatistics.

Faculty weigh in on Honor

By Hunter Bethea | February 24, 2005

The Honor Committee hosted a panel of faculty members last night to discuss issues of honor, single sanction and the importance of upholding student self-governance at the University. The panel -- consisting of professors Larry J.

Thrills return to roots with sophomore album

By Hunter Bethea | September 21, 2004

With the release of their debut record "So Much for the City" early last year, The Thrills were able to put an ocean between themselves and the rest in the near-saturated Britpop legions -- literally.

'Good News' for Modest Mouse fans

By Hunter Bethea | April 13, 2004

In "Bukowski," one of the more contemplative songs on Modest Mouse's latest release "Good News for People Who Love Bad News," singer-guitarist Isaac Brock tries to separate himself from the Beat Generation's lecherous barfly turned poet Charles Bukowski.

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