The Endangerment Of Native American Languages

Sept. 20, 2000

The Center of the American West at the University of Colorado at Boulder will present a panel discussion titled "At a Loss for Words: The Endangerment of Native American Languages," Tuesday, Oct. 3rd, from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the Forum Room at the University Memorial Center. The panel will discuss concerns linguists have with the loss of language diversity and the implications it will have for individual cultures and all of humanity. Native American languages, which are among the most endangered in the world, will be the main focus of the panel.

Lecture/Performance "Reliving El Corrido"

Sept. 20, 2000

CU Latino Advocacy and the United Mexican American Students (UMAS) at the University of Colorado at Boulder are sponsoring "Reliving El Corrido," with singer and Mexican American musicologist Dr. Jesus "Chuy" Negrete on Tuesday, Sept. 26, at 6 p.m. in room 150 of the Humanities Building on campus.

CU-Boulder Political Science Professor Selected 2000-01 Carnegie Scholar

Sept. 19, 2000

Political science Professor Susan Clarke of the University of Colorado at Boulder and 39 other outstanding faculty members from across the nation have been selected as the 2000-2001 class of Carnegie scholars. Clarke and her colleagues were selected by the Pew National Fellowship Program for Carnegie Scholars in recognition and support of their efforts to advance teaching and learning of their disciplines in the natural sciences, mathematics, social sciences and the arts.

"Searching For Distant Worlds" At Fiske

Sept. 18, 2000

Fiske Planetarium at the University of Colorado at Boulder will present "Searching for Distant Worlds," a program chronicling the recent discovery of several new planets beyond our solar system, on Sept. 29 and Nov. 10 at 7:30 p.m.

University Of Colorado Students Make Campus No. 1 In Wind Power

Sept. 18, 2000

Photo opportunity: There will be a tour of the Ponnequin wind farm (off I-25 just south of the Wyoming border) where the CU wind turbine is located on Friday, Sept. 22, from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. For information and directions to the wind farm contact Ghita Levenstein at (303) 492-3229. Thanks to the efforts of students, the University of Colorado at Boulder is the largest university purchaser of wind power in the nation.

CU Wizards "Fun With Molecules" Starts 2000-2001 Season Sept. 30

Sept. 18, 2000

Chemistry and biochemistry Professor David Nesbitt will kick off the 2000-2001 University of Colorado at Boulder CU Wizards season with plenty of booms and fizzles as he presents "Fun with Molecules," Saturday, Sept. 30, at 9:30 a.m. in the Cristol Chemistry and Biochemistry Building, room 140. Professor Nesbitt聮s show will shed light on the wonders of chemical reactions with several experiments, like turning a pickle into a light bulb and generating light without heat 聳 just like fireflies.

Boulder Couple Donates Funds To Shakespeare Festival At CU-Boulder

Sept. 17, 2000

With a gift of appreciated stock, Ruth and Ken Wright of Boulder have endowed a directorship with the Colorado Shakespeare Festival at the University of Colorado at Boulder. The fund will perpetually generate support to attract distinguished directors who will bring their artistic talents to Boulder each summer.

CU-Boulder Study Abroad Fair To Be On Tuesday, Sept. 26

Sept. 17, 2000

The University of Colorado at Boulder will hold its annual Study Abroad Peer Advising Fair Tuesday, Sept. 26, in the University Memorial Center's Glenn Miller Ballroom from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Students will be able to gather general information about CU-Boulder's 140 study abroad programs including program costs, scholarship opportunities and financial aid. Students also can explore new program options in Cuba, the Southern Cone (Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay), Fiji, London, Berlin, Norway, 91制片厂, Jordan and Turkey.

Final Harvest To Complete A Successful Gardening Season

Sept. 17, 2000

Area middle-school students get a lesson on harvesting WHO: CU-Boulder聮s Office of Community Relations and Boulder Community Food Share garden staff along with 11- to 14 year-old students from Sojourner School will be on hand to harvest and winterize the campus's four gardens. WHAT: The final harvest at the four community gardens on campus. Sponsors are CU-Boulder聮s Office of Community Relations and Department of Facilities Management, and Boulder聮s Community Food Share. WHEN: Tuesday, Sept. 19, at 1 p.m.

Berkeley Honors CU's Jacques Pankove As One Of Four Technology Leaders

Sept. 17, 2000

CU-Boulder Professor Emeritus Jacques Pankove was one of four nationally known innovators in urban building design, military aviation and optical technology to receive the outstanding engineering alumni award from the University of California, Berkeley, last week.

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