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Eleven faculty members honored for teaching and advising

LibeCast, Cornell University Library's new webcasting initiative, offers video and audio programs about the library and its many exhibitions, events, lectures and services. (June 4, 2007)

CU researchers' discovery of what makes some cauliflower orange could lead to more nutritious staple crops

Eleven Cornell faculty members were honored May 26 in the Willard Straight Hall Memorial Room for excellence in teaching and advising. (June 4, 2007)

A retired lecturer's legacy: Student scrapbooks that reveal contemporary campus life

This year's Reunion Weekend visitors to the Cornell Library archives will get an unusual glimpse into university history in the Cornell Library's Rare and Manuscript Collections, where annotated cultural scrapbooks describe the lives, insights and experiences of students.

Getting the word out: Babies are born to be breastfed

Scrapbooks produced by graduates of Carol Kammen's Knight Writing Seminar on the history of Cornell will be on display in Kroch Library during Reunion Weekend. (June 1, 2007)

Fall Reading Series to bring Salman Rushdie, William Kennedy and other writers to campus

The message 'babies are born to be breastfed' was part of a campaign to improve the cultural acceptance of breastfeeding in Herkimer County, N.Y. (June 1, 2007)

Engineering professor Stephen Pope elected a Royal Fellow

The Cornell English Department's Creative Writing Program will bring a roster of established and emerging fiction writers and poets to campus as part of its fall 2007 Reading Series. (June 1, 2007)

John M. Saylor, director of the Engineering Library, wins distinguished service award

Stephen Pope, Cornell professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, has been elected a fellow of the Royal Society, the national academy of the United Kingdom. (June 1, 2007)

From Cicero's Cat to Joe Palooka, comic art prompts chuckles in library's Rare Book and Manuscript Collections

Recent gifts of comic art from two alumni have not only brought some laughter into the rare book vault at Cornell University Library but also some primary sources for scholars studying art and culture.

Cornell press luncheon in New York City May 22 featured economist Robert Frank

At the second Inside Cornell press luncheon, held May 22 at the Cornell Club in New York City, Robert Frank, professor of economics and regular contributor to The New York Times, spoke about his new book. (May 31, 2007)

Ezra Files: The Cornell Public Library, 1866

In 1863, Ezra Cornell purchased a lot on Tioga Street for a library that contained commercial space to make it self-supporting. The Cornell Library was incorporated April 5, 1864, and opened Dec. 20, 1866. (May 31, 2007)

Al Gore trains two Cornellians to join cast of 1,000 volunteers to present 'inconvenient truths'

Al Gore's Climate Project has trained 1,000 volunteers -- including two Cornellians and a researcher and an educator affiliated with Cornell -- to give at least 10 presentations within a year. (May 30, 2007)

Sculptor Jack Squier to be featured in Reunion Weekend documentary

Professor emeritus Jack Squier and his wife, Jane, will be guests of honor at the June 9 premier of 'Simply Squier,' a documentary about Squier's life, work and nearly 50-year relationship with Cornell. (May 30, 2007)