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Today
9
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EHS 348: Chemical Hygiene
51-201
11
a.m.
Nuclear Science Division Colloquium
Status and Scope of High Intensity Proton Accelerator Project,
J-PARC, in Japan
Shoji Nagamiya, KEK
50 Auditorium
Noon
Computing Summer Lecture Series
Art of Giving Presentations
Juan Meza
Perseverance Hall
1
p.m.
EHS 231: Compressed Gas
51-201
6
p.m.
EHS 125: Child/Infant CPR
48-109
Tomorrow
10:30 a.m.
EH&S 135: Earthquake/Wildland Fire Safety
48-109
2 p.m.
EH&S 60: Ergonomics for Computer Users
51-201
EH&S 123: Adult CPR
48-109
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Soup: Potato Cheese w/Ham
Origins: Fish Stew
Adobe Cafe: Beef Pot Pie
Fresh Grille: Cheesesteak
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6:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. |
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Art
Council Sets Tour
Of Asian Art Museum The
Employees' Art Council (EAC) has scheduled a docent-led gallery
tour of the new Asian Art Museum in downtown San Francisco
on August 16. One of the largest museums in the Western world
devoted exclusively to Asian art, it has holdings that include
nearly 15,000 treasures spanning 6,000 years of history. The
tour begins at 10:30 a.m. and is limited to 30 people. Send
e-mail to [email protected]
to reserve a space. Tickets are $13 for adults, $11 for seniors
65 and older, $10 for children 17 and younger, and $5 for
museum members. Payment is due no later than July 10. |
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Engineering
Task Force
Sets Plenary Meeting
The
task force formed by Sally Benson to help
chart the future of the Engineering Division and
gain consensus for a new vision has been actively
gathering data related to its charge. Next Monday
in the Building 50 Auditorium, the division and
task force will hold an all-day open plenary session.
The division director and department heads will
be presenting the challenges faced by Engineering,
as well as the vision and strategic plans. In
addition, division directors, or their representatives,
will present strategic plans, goals, and needs
for partnering with Engineering. The complete
agenda, task force charge, background, and information
presented at its meetings held to date may be
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Two
Lab RA’s Will
Attend Nobel Gathering
Two
UC Berkeley graduate research students at
Berkeley Lab are among 18 who have been
chosen by the Department of Energy to attend
the 53rd international convention of Nobel
Laureates in Lindau, Germany, June 30–July
4. They are among 28 students who will participate
in activities relating to biology and medicine
with Nobel Laureates. Rachel Shreter, formerly
at Calvin Lab in the Physical Biosciences
Division, and Andrea Tu, studying molecular
and cell biology in Life Sciences, will
join 400 other international students at
the conference. Full
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New
Internet Ploy
Claims to Clean Virus
E-mail
messages from mcafee.com and other sources claim a
user has sent an e-mail message containing a virus and that
the user needs to go to the URL specified in the message to
download a tool that will clean the user's computer. The Lab's
Computer Protection Program urges that users not comply. If
the tool is downloaded, a system will be compromised. |
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