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Editor advises community college leaders to 'charge in' and demand more press and public attention

Scott Jaschik '85, editor of the Web-based Inside Higher Ed, gets more than 100 pitches a day for stories from colleges and universities. Yet, very few are from community colleges. He wants to change that, but not by getting…

Shoals mysteries: castrated snails and immigrant crabs

Whenever Cornell junior Kate Allen studies seagulls at Shoals Marine Laboratory, she wears a construction hat with three dowels projecting from the top like a tall wooden mohawk. The reason: herring gulls and great black-backed…

Freshness date influences consumer perceptions, regardless of food safety, study shows

As food manufacturers move away from expiration dates and use "best if used by" dates on foods instead, research shows that consumers turn their noses up as the "best if used by" date approaches -- and not because of the food's…

Sen. Clinton and Cornell help launch fund to aid New York's flood-devastated farmers

New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton has joined Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) and the New York Farm Bureau Foundation for Agricultural Education Inc. providing feed and cash assistance to farmers in New York who have been…

Cornell issues free marketing guide for bed and breakfast inns

Bed and breakfast inns know that the personal touch is what sets them apart from hotels, but they may not know how to use the Internet to their best advantage. To make sure that innkeepers have a comprehensive list of ways to…

Volunteers needed for inauguration on Sept. 7

Cornell needs you. Be part of President David Skorton's inauguration Sept. 7 by volunteering for one or more of the following posts: Faculty, student and staff regalia distribution; inaugural information center; volunteer…

The gift of song: Sidney Cox bequeaths Verdi collection of scores and recordings

The recent acquisition of a Verdi collection by the Sidney Cox Library of Music and Dance is the culmination of years of support by Sidney T. Cox, B.A. '47, M.A. '48.Cox left his personal collection of Verdi scores, recordings…

'In the Founders' Footsteps' exhibit shows how Cornell Library grew, collection by collection

The scholarly impact of the book is not reflected in its size.Measuring 77 square inches and bound by wooden boards covered in blind-stamped leather, "De Revolutionibus Orbium Coelestium" changed the way we view the universe…

Cornell to host New York gubernatorial debate, Sept. 26

As the land-grant university for the state of New York, Cornell will host a one-hour debate between the Democratic and Republican nominees for governor at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 26, in Bailey Hall.The New York State League of…

Cornell's Class of 2010 is diverse, smart and global

The latest statistics on the 2006 entering freshman class at Cornell indicate a strong, smart and diverse group. With more than 30 percent of the Class of 2010 identifying themselves as "students of color," more than 85 percent…

N.Y. Gov. Pataki announces $50 million state grant to upgrade Cornell animal disease testing center

Standing before a bank of television cameras with people lining the hallways and balcony at Cornell's College of Veterinary Medicine's Veterinary Education Center, New York Gov. George Pataki announced Aug. 14 a grant of $50…

Sour power: Entrepreneur teams up with Cornell food scientists to create sports drink using tart cherries

John Davey quit his job as a Wall Street banker to work with food scientists at Cornell University to create an all-natural, restorative sports drink using sour cherries. Now he's launched his own food company.Among the first…