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PRI strengthens ties with Cornell

As the Paleontological Research Institution ends its second year of formal affiliation with Cornell, a new photography exhibit of the natural beauty and the fragility of Alaska's Arctic slope is to be featured at the institution's Museum of the Earth.

New Engineered Drug May Offer Prolonged Arthritis Relief

News: Dial-up 'on its way out' as broadband soars [13/10/2006]

Dial-up is a dying technology that will have a very small share of the internet market by the end of the decade, according to a new report.

News: Networking can boost SME success [13/10/2006]

SME bosses should take more advantage of networking opportunities in order to boost their chances of growth and success.

Lecturer to focus on St. Petersburg´s Hermitage Museum Oct. 16

Elena Varshavskaya, an adjunct faculty member of the Rhode Island School of Design, will speak on "Storm, Siege, Secret Sales and Spoils: The (St.

Student Counseling Services receives SAMSHA grant to enhance mental, behavioral health programs

Student Counseling Services has received a $75,000 grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) to enhance services and infrastructure for students with mental and behavioral health problems.

Alan Paau named to lead Cornell technology transfer

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Vet College collaborates with Wildlife Conservation Society

A new program with Wildlife Conservation Society will enable Cornell veterinary residents to hone their skills at the Bronx Zoo.

Cornell hotline, run via EthicsPoint, is available to all

The university has established an institutionwide hotline service, via an agreement with EthicsPoint Inc.

Deaf Advocate Blasts Arrests

The president of the National Association of the Deaf weighed in yesterday on what she called the "totally unnecessary" arrests Friday night of 133 protesters at Gallaudet University in a dispute with campus administrators, and urged the board of trustees to take command of a situation that "is out.