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Tuesday, November 25, 2003

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IU's Wilk appointed to anthropology association's climate change task force

Indiana University Provost Professor of Anthropology Richard Wilk has been appointed to the American Anthropological Association's new nine-member Global Climate Change Task Force.   Full Story >>

New IU record of 10 faculty receive Fellow distinction from AAAS, world's largest scientific society

The American Association for the Advancement of Science has awarded the distinction of Fellow to a record 10 Indiana University faculty members this year. Founded in 1848, AAAS is the world's largest general scientific society and publisher of the journal Science.   Full Story >>

DNA testing settles 70-year mystery over possible conjoined twins buried at ancient Angel Mounds site

A mystery first revealed 70 years ago when archaeologist Glenn A. Black suggested the ancient remains of two infants buried at Southern Indiana's Angel Mounds archaeological site were conjoined twins has been solved through DNA analysis at Indiana University.   Full Story >>

Sustainable food systems focus for Midwest scholars attending conference this Saturday

More than 60 faculty members and graduate students representing 16 universities from four states will gather on the Indiana University Bloomington campus Saturday in an effort to develop regional networks in the Midwest tied to sustainable food systems.   Full Story >>

American Indian Heritage Month

In a flourish of traditional drums, dancing and regalia, Native Americans will gather at IU Bloomington on Nov. 5 to share history, culture and arts at a traditional pow wow. The event will serve as the kick-off event for the campus' observance of National American Indian Heritage Month.   Full Story >>

Pow wow on Nov. 5 to kick off IU's observance of National American Indian Heritage Month

In a flourish of traditional drums, dancing and regalia, Native Americans will gather at IU Bloomington on Nov. 5 to share history, culture and arts at a traditional pow wow. The event will serve as the kick-off event for the campus' observance of National American Indian Heritage Month.   Full Story >>



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