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Cornell team chosen to enter 2007 Solar Decathlon; students are needed to design and build sun-powered house

Cornell has been chosen as one of 20 universities to compete in the U.S. Department of Energy's 2007 Solar Decathlon, an international competition to design and build a solar-powered house.

Gift of instruments is music to Costa Ricans

The Cornell Wind Ensemble has a humanitarian and cultural mission in Costa Rica beyond playing music -- the delivery of 50 donated, refurbished musical instruments to the young students of the Escuela Musica de Matapalo.

'Excelente' -- CU Winds score a hit for friendship in Costa Rica

The Cornell Wind Ensemble was met with smiling faces and applause from a grateful community on its first two stops on a concert tour of Costa Rica.

MacArthur Foundation awards $1.86 million to Cornell peace studies research and training

The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation has awarded a $1.86 million grant to Cornell's Peace Studies Program to provide additional research and training in science and security studies.

Student economics journal covers itself and sees a growth trend

While the fall edition of The Visible Hand -- the undergraduate journal of the Cornell Economics Society -- carries stories about trends in baseball salaries, rising home prices, globalization and the economic impact of catastrophic events.

Cornell Hotel School creates cooperative degree program with Culinary Institute of America

Cornell's School of Hotel Administration and The Culinary Institute of America -- the top school of culinary arts -- have now teamed to offer a cooperative degree program that gives students the best of both worlds.

Winter break's energy savings: The final numbers

By unplugging equipment, turning off lights and shutting down computers before leaving for winter break in December, the campus community saved 3,200 kilowatts over the 10-day break.

Cornell geneticists improve methods for identifying what controls complex traits, from disease to crop yields

Cornell researchers have improved a technique called association mapping that identifies the genetic origins of complex traits, from disease to crop yields to milk yields, controlled by multiple genes.

Cornell ILR School's Sam Bacharach authors one of the top business books of the year

'Get Them on Your Side: Win Support, Convert Skeptics, Get Results' has been named one of the 15 best business books of 2005 by Fast Company magazine.

What is a legal system? New book overturns long-held views

'Form and Function in a Legal System: A General Study,' a new book by Cornell Law School Professor Robert Summers, overturns views of leading legal theorists. Published in January 2006 by Cambridge University Press.

Alan Pike dies at 65; taught management communication to generations of MBAs at Cornell's Johnson School

Alan Pike, 65, a senior lecturer in communication who taught at Cornell's Johnson Graduate School of Management for more than 25 years, died Jan. 7 in his Ithaca home.

Hotel School names Joe Strodel director of corporate relations

Joseph D. Strodel Jr. has been named director of corporate relations at Cornell's School of Hotel Administration, a newly created position. Strodel had been managing director of the Center for Hospitality Research at the Hotel School since 2001.