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Cornell trustees approve Cornell statutory tuition rates for 2000-01

The Cornell University Board of Trustees, at its regular meeting March 10, approved the following tuition rates for the New York state statutory colleges for 2000-01.

Forum on sweatshops and collegiate apparel set for March 13

Cornell will sponsor a public forum on sweatshop labor and collegiate apparel production Monday night, March 13, in 305 Ives Hall on campus.

Cornell trustees approve resolution to create e-Cornell

The Cornell University Board of Trustees has approved a recommendation to create e-Cornell, a legally separate but Cornell-controlled for-profit company to create and market distance learning programs.

Difference between Martian poles is the 'cheese,' Cornell researcher Peter Thomas and colleagues discover

New high-resolution images from NASA's Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft comparing the ice caps at the red planet's north and south poles show the difference between the two regions is the 'cheese.'

Cornell University names three new Liberty Hyde Bailey Professors in College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Cornells New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) has named three new Liberty Hyde Bailey professors.

Hillary Clinton to speak on women's leadership at Cornell March 10

First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton will address issues of women's leadership and her view of women leaders in the 21st century Friday, March 10, in a public lecture in Barton Hall on the Cornell campus.

Cornell trustees to meet in Ithaca March 9 and 10

The Cornell University Board of Trustees will meet in Ithaca March 9 and 10 on campus.

U.S. astronomers meet at Arecibo to discuss spending, siting and science for mammoth-size, next-generation radio telescope

It would be one of the largest scientific instruments ever assembled, a radio telescope composed of perhaps 1,000 antennas spread out over more than 600 miles and costing more than $600 million.

Field refuges prevent moth's resistance to genetic insecticides, Cornell scientists show in the latest Nature Biotechnology

Cornell scientists have demonstrated that creating a refuge in a crop field reduces the chance of insects developing resistance to transgenic insecticidal plants. Researchers report on their finding in the current (March) issue of the journal.

Cornell's executive MBA has leadership focus Weekend classes are in Tarrytown, N.Y.

The EMBA - or executive option to the MBA program at Cornell's Johnson Graduate School of Management - allows working professionals to earn a master's degree in business administration in just two years, without a break in service from their regular jobs or a loss in salary.

Nationally known L.A. mediator Rocco Scanza is first executive director of Cornell-based Alliance for Education in Dispute Resolution

Rocco Scanza, a nationally known mediator who lives in Los Angeles, was appointed the first executive director of the Alliance for Education in Dispute Resolution.

Biologists' curbside vigil could shed light on 'problem' wildlife

The vanload of coveralled men begins cruising the suburban neighborhood around the same time the deer do.