bandIllldRoyerGrecnfromMemoriaJUni>us,tyandDr. BmwdBraisoflheCcntredeRechm:heduCentrellospn.her de I'Uni~<'TSitt de Moolrbl iden1ir1edIe\'enl familics with lIIis rue condnioo inEastcmCINda. Rcscarcllm.XcnonGcnctics lR:.,.pnvalclyCMned<W&dl>lCXJVCrylnddevclqmm<>JmJ-IY~
m\'ancouvcrdonedandvalidaledlhegenc-talkdHSN2-underty'ngthedixase in thcsc families
Dr. Ihrp will rctei~c .n'-ary do<;torofleuendegJceobqthelOa.m.-.ionofCOOVl)o_on \\edncsday.M.y 26.
MlwlJMCIIic:fMisel Joeoomet from. longline ofsaqama....sor ,hief.in thcMi'krnaq territory. ClliefJoc ....ase<b:aIrdinMi'bnlqnditionsllld,Ifter h.a~ing left the rnc(\'e aI'yoongmlUl.herelUlTledinl97Jandbecame in~ol ..ed in bend JO'-'emmmtpolilJCS,fIrst as I oounc,1Iorand Ifterthe dealll of hi, unele,C1tiefWdlIlnlJoe,hebeamelral,h.00nal ......,,1nd1he~'="'-fQuncl.IanddislncldueflOrIheM,·km.qGnoxlC....cL
lake place inlheSt. John·IAnI.-lCulture Cenere &om May 26028TheTewir1belhre-esessionsofronVllmlllll on Wednesday. May26(HILm.,Jp.m.and7:30p.m.).II1drwo8eSSions.1I1OLm.IndJp.m., 011 May 27and May 2S.
Alumni~Notes .~
& Quotes
YOUkOO\OoYOU'VCmadeitmthelitcraryworldw!>enilSncWll!halyoud,dn'tmakc!heshortlist,W.yneJohnston's (BA '79) The N"'igator ofNew Vorl< wascutfromtheli'llofI2500m;~forthelnlemalional
IMI'AC Dublin Litcrnry Award. which atS164.(XXl is theWQrld'slargtslpursefor.singlcworicofflClion.
Kevin Major (B.Sc.'73) ,senjoying widesp""adrecognition for his latest childrcn', book Ann andScamUJ. Hc'ufmaJiSl in both the 2004 Ruth Schwart7.Children's Book Award IlI\d the Newfoundland andlahrndorBookAwards
Ne>'>foundlaro1and LabradorBookAwards: Includedamongtheshort listedauthorsforlbc BenningtonGateFictioo Category: 8et1l Ryan(IJA'81}forIt1lalif/n......jb/e, The NlBA Bruneau family Childrm'sLi=Award Sllort-list ofauthon includes alumni KevinMajor as rnentioncd above and Carmelita McGlllth(lIA'SO)forTlJeSos«HIBox
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"'The most irnporlant pan of work isthat wc are fmally in. positioo10 belpfamilies with thisdiseasc,'" said 0<. BanYounghusband,chairoflheDisciplincofGcnctics."HSANII hasll1eat!yonsetandcanleadlOrm-edisabihty.ThcsclindingswililcadlOoorabilitylOolferDNA-baseddiagnosticteslingandgencticOOUl1SClIinlltothoscfamilymcmbersofwhoareltrisk
ofdevclopinglbc dis.eas<: or ofhavingchildr"enwith thccondi_tiorL"
IdcrniflCalionoftbcmolocularbasisofHSANH is an imporlanlstc-pin the diagnosis and futurem.nagcmcntoflhisandothcrperipheralneuropathies.Thisgencmayplayarolcinlhede>'dopmcnlor maintcnanceofpcriphcralser&JIy""""""lortheirllW""ngcclls.ltisaisopossiblcthatadrugbasedonlheaetionofHSN2CQUidbeuscJtoprc\,C"lortreatfeatuteSofperipheralncurtJfl'llhy.includutgthal resulting fromdiabetes
NcurologiSlO<.William~
Phillips began working withpaticntsw'ithhm:ditaryneumpathyin 1972. when he first came 10
Newfoundland Using informationglthercdby neurologiSl 0<. MaxHousc,hebegantogatl>crfurlherinformationonfilInilics,.mainlyin
the Notre Dame Bayarea, with the disease,Pass.inginformationovertooolleagues
Drs.Younghusband and Green and wcllas0<. Sharon IJuehIer.oowho:nxaryresean:hprofessor.Dr,Prysc-Phillip'i·roJcW3S1Omakcaf.....l<hap>sisofthctypeofhcrcd_itary~ythcpatienthad.II:'iWl'llas
alltbosclOvolvcdfor'ls"ob:sessivcpn>;i_sion," He said his ability to be c1inica!tyccruunofthcrypeofhm:ditaryllClllUpllthyeach patient had was inlitnJmc~tal inXcnon's~ilfuldctcctionofthegene
In Novembcr2lXXl. Xenon and McrrK>rial Uni,cnily signed an agreement 10
s'tyresearchersmSt.John·sividMoolrell.l,waS a blllCprinl for how thmgs should bedont: in Canado"said Da"id King,presi.demofthcGonesisGroup."ThiscoIJabo.ralionwll!lpossiblcbecauseMcmorial1ladIICCCSilOtheuniquefoundcrpopulalioninthisprovioccandbecauscthcFacultyofMedieinchadtbc foresight in 1999 to set
~and.JoomaIiSlMauraHanrahan(BA'84)wonthc2003 Lawl't1lCeJack500 Writers'Award for herlx>oI:1l>e1Jor>man
On the Busses: Writer.lraul Bowdring(BA'70.B.Ed.'70) and Helen Fogy,'ill Poner(1..LD'!n(Hon.»an= among fuur Newfoundland wrilers seIMed by theEdmontonArtsCounc,JlOha,,,their,,,urt:displayedonpublictrnrnit ,,,hides in lhalcity.
" But it Slrikes me as unfair !hat wlule society Iia$Ill} problem recogoir.ing lhat someone who i. addietedtopoltl1lpainkilla'sorcrackcoca"",orhcroinnr:ed'lprofesiiooalllelptogetoffthesmff,poopiewhoareaddicled lOa legal yet potenliallylethal substance areexpectc:d 10 show Iljl for wm andbehaV<'normally aswetrylOgivc it up. tJtJ
~PamFrompIOIl(BA(Horuj'87jtalWrgobootlocr
w"ggle wquiIS""*ing. Tclcgram Mar. 21
"ConsidcTingtherapidhousinlldcvclopmemsthalhavcSleadilyconsumcdthalfewSilippel$ofgn:enspalX1e(L I haVl: 00 othcr choice but 10 bclicvc St. Mary',Schoolisanothercasualtyofdcvclopmcnt·tJtJ
SicgfricdThomtierpassedawaypcaoefullyandcourageooslyin hospital on Fnday March 12, 2004. IIc was bom in 1937.toaGcrmanfilln,lyinthcSudelenland~ionofC7.tthoslo
,-akia, and trained as a m.nhcmatician at thc Univcrsity ofFrankfurt, rca:iving hi'l doctoral dcgrtt(O<. Phil. NaI.)ina/gebraictop;>logyinl965.Dr.ThomcierWlllISSUtanII__
ciateprof<slOl"attheUniversityofAarhusinPcnm.altfrom1965to 1968andjoinedMUNasa full profe:ssttin 1968.Hcheld thatposition until Itis n:tiremcnt in 1996.
Gertrude CrosbieGcrtrudeCrnsbic,whorca:ivedanhooorarydoctoroflawsdegn:cfromMemoriolinIW7.passed away March 27,2004. Slleand her husband,AIcxandcr Harris Crosbie, formed the Cerebn.I Palsy ParcntsAssociation in St John'1i. Seven)-ears later, in 1968, when the group \camcdthalchildrenw'ithdisabililicsw'm:havingtrooblcoblainingadeo;Juateschooling.itoperocdaciassroom in the MW1dy Pond BoysOubforchiklren withphyslClll and kamingdisabitilics. ThisclassroombecamctheVirginiaWaIcrllSchool,andilSfoundingorgani:ro.lioncvolvcdintothcCcn:brlIl PalsyAssociltionofNewfoundland. In 1971 thcCrosbieswcrenamcdCitizensoftheYear. An avid volunteer at the M:uitimc llistory An;hi,'cs. Mrs. Crosbie has compiled informalionon births. dea!hsand marriagcs intbc proviocc which can be <lSCdby researchers interCf>ted in genealogy andaspcctsofNcwfoundland history. In 1993 she was named to thcOrdcr.f~
Thomas Corbin NoelT.C. Noel,retircdprofessorofl'hysicsand formerassistanl,'ice-presidenlladminisoationlpllysicalopenuions)at McmoriaI.passcdpcaccfllllyawaymthepresenceofhis familyarthe PalliatiV<' Care Unil ofllle leonard A, MillerCentre on Swiday, March 28. after a long illness. HeWllS 8S. Predeceased by hissoo Tonuny, lca"ing to mourn his wifc Ella; brothers: Nathaniel.St. l'hilip'iandAIc;«Gmtldinc).Quebec; nie<-es.ncphews,othcrrdalivcsand fticnds. ProfessorNoel.a nlti,eNewfoundlander.joinedthcfacultyofMUN in 1951 asaetingheadoflheDcpanIOO1tof I'hysics, In lieu offlow.,-,;.donalions in his memof)'may be madelO1he MeroorialUni,cnily Scholarship Fund, OffICe ofAlumni Alfai,., and Dewlop,""nt, Mcmonal Uni'ersityofNcwfoundland,St.John·s.l';LAICSS7
The Hdeo. "hic" profil'-"istudcnt.OO flCulty lI:SIimonialJ fromse>enlld,frcn:ntlllJlCCl5of thcEnglisltdqlolrtmem.iocludingthcllarlowcxpcrW:nec,lIMllreIdyaftdlocally"'RiJ&er·sCIbIe~.$caIIS...1<·sbIsUtballpme Mr HoIlensay!lf-'-:kt!lulllrllubttnpoll"'c
Kelly attends national camp\~__lU1Ib>'Olle)-ilalI"TornKdlybasbttnar..flfld"".....k\-t.llC.-bald ....'a'dcd.1f}'OIII blhe_iormm'sllMloOnalICIIlLAIloer.....--....... 1hcA........ -..."bciaI.......ALSfira_.-.-."Ir.KdlytmdJcdlOQurba:b~c:aIllp
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icalF'c<$fleCti,'eGuo:st $fl'-'&I<cr Fl1lI\k Diamant "ill talk about The New Anli.$cm,tJ:.m
and Echoesorthcl1olocallSl. M.r.Diamant .. eu~uti''C'ICe--JI'"C!IKlcnt
of8'I\alBnthC.madaandllClldof,lljIMl,tuterorlntematicftalAfra""on<! Leape oHI_ Riahb· Hc is pllbh.tlcr Ill' n.e.1eK...1I Tro-.Catada',IItp:sIAfIcIo-.letooishJlllbl
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AtillualdlhehcificOcellls. Thc.-dlleaminIhel'lcirlC ....~of~liomc.n.da.NC\\' l.eIland,JIpIII and the USA. Se>'enllfadu:atestudmts.poII-ooctoraIfcllov.-sandracarchleChnocilnsfi-omDrRi\'kin'slaboratorypartic,patcdinth,sfllOicct,thc rcsuh!l or ",hich arc wbcpubhshcd in sc,-craloceanograpIticjoumal~_ .Q;)
Apnl S by Lucienne RobilWd. K<lmol m'nlster ofIndusuyand mini~ler responsible fOf the EconomicDcvclopmcntAgcncyofCanadafOfthe RcgioosofQucbcI:.Somc$138Jmil1;';"in fwJd'''llwullppl'OVcdfOf 137 new Canada Rncan:h Cha,rs. At • ~ial«mnonyattheUru"CBItyorCalpr).Ml.RobiIIardpnucdtheQClnll'ibulKlnSorun"crs"y.-.:hmand~1be~oflhar... oricfiltCiMIIdaIIldlllpcriOr-.:ciMcrnatJonally.
The public is invited to the:Holocaust Memorial ServiceEducation -The Next Generation8 PM Sunday Evening. April 25at Prince of Wales CollegiatePaton Street
ff!reidoonShahidi,ArthurM,Spanief,Chi-TaflgHoandTerryBragginsEdited by Dr. fefeidooo Shahidi,Chi·Tang Ho, ShawWatanabeandToshihikoOsawa
Edited by fe'eidoon Shahidi and Marian Naak
Food Factors in Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
Recent publications by writers and editors at Memorial University
Flavour ofMeat Meat Products and Seafood NutraceuticalEdited by re.-eidoon Shahidi Beverages:Phenolics in Food and Nutraceuticals Chemistry,
Nutrition and Health Effects
Bookmarks
Thesefive recentpubhcillKlIls, all c.o:aulhored Q(C(}edited by Dr. Fe!eidoonShahidl,Unl\o'eNtyReseardlPmf~lntheDepartrnenlofB~rstry.share
the common a5I)eCtS of food and nutrihon as related tonutraceulicals,functional foods and th(>,1 assoOa\lOll tohea~p(Omotionanddiseasensl:reduction
The text FI.lKxJfofMeat Meat Pn:xJucrs andSeafoodsrsatranslatlOllofthebookfirslpubiPshedbyBlackieAcademic afld ProfesSlOl'laI in 2001, There are 18 d1apters inthis book and these provide an OYerviI"'N of food flavourrelated to different species of red meat, poultry ands-eafood. The affect of proce5Singon food flavour generationisalsoCOYefed.Analytkalmethodologle5~ng
flavourqualltyofproduets have alsobeen desaibed. Thisis pertI3ps the f;rst time a scientific book from MUN hasbeentranslatedmtoChlnese
I'tlenoIio in Food and Nutraeeuticals focuses on hownUlraceulicalandfur'1Ctiol'1alfoods'protectrveandpreven-tauverolesCiln~pal!evlatecancer,heartdis-eas-eand
otherchrorucailments, This text, s.ummarired in 10chapters,examinesphenolicandpolyphenoliccompoundsinfoods. largelyderrved from plants,PfO\IIding dass'flCationandnomenctatureofphenolicsas~lasquantifyir.gand
The 25 chapters in Quality of Fff!'5h and Proce'i5edffxxj<; fOCUSOfl colour, aroma. taste, texture, generalnumtion,shelf·life.sOOliryandpossiblepresenceofunde~rableconslltller1tsinfoods.lnlendedasatextforfood
sOentlSts,nutntionlStsandbtocherruslS.tt1isbookdiscussesvarious qualIty charaeteristlCS in both fresh and freshlyprocesse<ifoods.lnadditlOrl.process·,nducedchangeslnfoods have been presented
Foodlaetorsintegraltogoodhealtharethefocalpojntof FoodFaetors in Health PromotiorlandDfs&l5e F'r!'w'ntion. The 37 chapters in this book discuss gene modulalion, chemistry, bioactivity and btoirvailability of vao'iouscompounds found in fruits. vegetables. and other edible
plants. This book alsoaddressesthelmk between food anddisease risk reduction The role of food faetOfSln genereduction.signaltransduetton.andbioman.:er;cOflstitutean integral part of this book
NutraceuticalBeveragesC1lemistJ);MmitJooandHe.MthEffedsconcenlratesonlhehnkbetweendietanclhealthldiseaseIt focusesnotonlyonbeYeragesdenveclfromfruitsandvegetables. but also those made fromdalryandsoy, among others. Asal'flESlllSfOl'prcMdingup-to-<latedatafromthef~.thistextis
arnednotOCllyatscierrtrsb<nlhealth~.Wtalr.o
to coosumers and indvstries. There are 31 chapter; in thisbook
These<ond part allemptsto prOOde descriptions oranalysesofthelanguagesthemselves.AsrtisimpossibietocOYer 500 languages adequately in 400 pages, individualchaptersdealwithgroup'iollanguages or lesser knownlanguages, while providing abIbliography for readers whowant to dig deeper. The book isintencled as an Ifltroduc:uon toBantu languages. and should beof interest to students. linguISts.and non-lInguists wanting tokfl(Mt more of Africa. Generalreaders will find some chapters easy to read, others
"'""""The Bantu LiJnguage5 is published by Routledge.
success for his Cilreer:it represents his accep- ofviolenceag,,"nstlM)flletl.lntheplay.thecomputer,filmtance into soOet)''s most prestigIOUS institu- and television, all visual media. are used to explore thistlOl'lS.andtherefon>.ifhewasl"eJeded,soOet)' VlOIenceAtfirstglance.technologydoesootseemtobe(and more importantlytheoppo5ltesex inthi!t a method at all. but the technology of film and televrsionsociety) must I"eJed hIm as only a marginal communicate to him the same violence that ends up 111
person. Hence, his WIll to be ,-'---::-=--, hIS dreams. Hence, technology, myth. andaccepted embodIes a more violenceareintegrated into his transcendentparticular wiH to be united WIth self Ilia unseen lorcesthe opposite sex, and the univer· Gilbert McInnis has liIlJgtlt drama, theatre,S1ty is the means to that end film and English hterature lor the past five
M<>re<Ner,1he play explores how a myth years at Laval University and Chicoutimlof an outside male physical violence is really LJniversity.Hehaswnltenf~fulllength
a mask that hides an inSIde psychologICal pi¥.ar,dhasdirectedandproducedfourofVlOIence, Like many myths and rituals (if not them for the Enghsh COmmuf1lty In theall of them) a scapegoat is VItal to i!scootin- ~regioo,Hefl(Mtteachesdramaand
uation,andscapegoatsareusuallymarglnalizedpeople literature at Sir Wilfred Grenfell Collegeand sometimes rl1Ol'1Ster;. Out of the spirit of our limes For more information set' VMW.samizdat,qc.CiJfpuM-surfacedtr.eKleaofowllngamarginalizedrl1Ol'1Sterof catJonsj,
male violeno! who is to be blamed lor our current plague
no general 0YefView has ever been published. so thisreferer.ce'NCllt represents a tlmelylandman.: in linguisticstudies in Africa
The Bantu Languages. edited by Univrorty ResearchProfessorDerel:. Nurseand Gerard f'ruHppsoo oftheFrenchNationaiCentreforScientificResearch,has31rnapters,wrillenby27allthors.ltisdividedintotwoparts,Thefirstisshorter,COfltaining rnapter;on general topics. such aslhephonetics,phonology,tones.rnorptdogyoflhenoun.fl'lOfPhoIogyofthevero,s,ntax.grarrmaticalilation,ilCQUisition.history.andhistoflcalciassificallOnofBantulanguages. use of linguafrancas. and an updatedtaxonomy. to replace the ooe used for the last 30 years.This part might have been enriched bylndudingtopicssud1astheemergenceof~urbanlar.guagevarietle5,
and language death
Gilbert Mcinnis
Tneo;eisCastkSalxxJtayoungmanwhois faced WIth tradltoonalp!'ObIems;ntheareaofloYe.se~,successandpcmer. He IS
an e>:plosrve person and at limes a monster, ThISis~ledlncliffeongw¥bytheoonfhetlnthe
~~~~~t=~~~~OO~~a~~~~ose~accepted,ln laet, his "flaw" is hisobsesston WIth beingaccepted,ootonlybyawoman,butalsobyaninslltubonthat represents success for him, the univefsrty.
But his acceptar.ce to umversity represents more than
war,partI1:ooandethnicoonflict,andthetransferofpcmerffOfllllrrtishtomhgoYl'fnments. The essay; in TheI.RAatWar-proposeanewhistoryofthislrishfe\oOlulJOn:Of'Il!thi!tencompassesthev.tloleoftheislandas~1
as Brllain,aI of the violence and its
lXlflseqUl'r1ClandtheentirepenodfrorntheEasterRiSlngto Ihe end 01 the Civil War,
IJlhlendidlherevolutionstar'tandwhendidllend7wtr.,was It so violent ilnd why were some areas so muchworse than others? Was It dernocratIC7 These and otherquest+oosareaddressedUSlnge.tenSM!~dataon
those involved and their actIOns, Indudingthe firstcompleteflguresforVlCtimsoftherevolutoo
These eYents have never been numbered among theworld's gwt fe\oOIutions, but long before Mao or Tito,SinnFm andthelrNl Repl.t>licanlvrrrywerelhelimtousea~~fronttobuildaparalellX1dergroundstate
the best documented revolution in modem history. sothi!taIrnostarryquestioncanbeanswered,frcmwhopinedtheI.RAtov.tloorderedtheassasSlf\(ltion of Sir Henry Wilsorl.
The intllnacy and precisionWIth which weare able toreconstruct ami analyse whathappened makethisakey~te
for understanding not just irish,but world history. Peter Han isCanada Research ChaIr of Inst1Studies at Memorial
Ms.DyttKnighlholdsaspccialistdipiomain tbeOrtT-Schulwcn:, a master of arts inmusicedlK:atiooand~cumntlyadoctoral
candidate at the University of london,Eog"""
An editor with Oxford University Press,M~,DyerKnighlislloCliV<'intemationanyasa
guestronductor,adjudieator,\ccturer,c1inician,and advocate, and has served in executivepositionswimprovlllcial andnatlOO3lmusicandcducanonalorganizaiioos.SheWll'lrecentlyawlIrlledmembershipintbeOrderofCanada,!hecouotJy'.higheslhonourforlifetime achievement and "'1lSnamed MernorialUniversity'salurnnaoftbeyear2000,
M•. DyerKnightwilln:ccivcanhonomrydoctoroflawsdegrecat!he3p.m.sessiooofconvocatiooon Wcdnesday, May 26.
Donald and Elizabeth HmmanDrs.DonaIdandElinlhethHillman~CIlfIlI'
dianprofess:orsofpediatricswt>om:civcd!heOnlerofCanad:I in 1994 for !heir wort.; inintemational child health and dcvelopmcntThey se,ved on tbe Faculty of Medicine ofMemorial Univm:ity tiooll976 to 1989. AttheJ;lI\C\Oo'llyOlildHealthCentre,Dr,DonaldHilllt18l1 was physician inchief,and Dr. Elizabeth H,llman was dira:torofambulatoryeducatioo.
Dr. ElJzabeth Hillman isa grndualeofthcUnivers,tyofWesremOntarioandn:ccivcdhe' postgraduate training in Montreal·Children's Hospital, Great Ormond StrtttHospital in london, England. and HarvardUniversity,Shewasthefirslfemalcpresidentof!he Medieal Council ofCanada.
Dr. Dooald Hillman, agIlllluateofMctJillUniversity,n:ccivedhisJXlSlgladuatetrainingat the MOlIll't:alGaleral H08p1ta1,tbeHospitalforSickOlikh-en in Toronto, and the Massachus.setsGeneral Hospital m Boston, andcomplctcd his PhD in investigati"" medicineat MeGill in 1961 where he was associatedean ofpostgr'llduatesrudies.
TheHillmansw= manied in 1955 andtogether they haV<'dirttled C1DA-fuodedprogrnmsin Kenya and Uganda. Theyha""a1soservedasmedicaJconsultaotsinKuwait.Zambia,TII17JU1ia,Singapore,Laos,Malaysia,SouIhAfiicaandBhutanandoompletedCanadianExecutiV<'ServiasOrganization(CfSO)projectsio Kenya, lndia, Guyana, the Philip-pines and Pakistan. as well as worI<ing assenior medical offieers for UNICEF inU_
DonaJdmdE.lilJlbethHillmanwill~
IloMrarydoctoroflawsdegre:aMthe7:30p.m. session ofoonvocMion on Wednesday,May 26.
J&DdStoryJ-netStoryreceivedhereducationfrCNDManoriaIUnivcrsityCollege,!heUnivenityofToronto,ManoriaI UnivenitymdMctJiliAllttworlcingasisupervisor-inslructorllltheGcomJ Hospital in StJOOn's,Ms. Storywasnamcddim:torofnursinginl963,lpositionsbewooldhoklb20~
She also served two tenns as president ofthe Association of Registered NuT'litS ofNewfoundlandlllldlabrador,mochertermlSvice-president
She liso served 00 the f'llblic librariesBoW, !he St John Ambulance Association,thcboardofdirectonoftheVo::tmanOrdorofNurses. the Canadian Heart Foundation andIheRedCro6s,jUSlIOnamc:lfewofhc:ractiv_ities.
Sincen:liringinl983,Ms.$IoryhaslefYcdon !he executive: oommiuoe of the MuseumAaociMion of Newfoundland and Labndor,!heArchivesAssociItionofNewfuundlandand labrador, Newfoundland Historic Trust,and !he Bowtical Garden, again IOnamejuslafewofthegroupllsbelwsupponcd
For her participation in the life of theprovince,Ms.S!orywasawaro..llheQuee:n'sJubilee McdaI in 2002. Ms. Swrywill rMV<'
Joonc.s.lauJOOnc.S.lauwasappointedCEOofHuskyOiI(nowHusky EnetiY)in 1993.ABpresidentand CEO, Mr. !.au is a member of Husky'sboard of directon and isrespnnsible forHusky's oocporate direction, strategic plan_ning.andlXllpOllllepolicies.Heeamcdal:o;belorofCC<lllllllli<>;andab8chelorofoomrnerccfromtheUnivm:ityofQueensland,Australia
Mr.lause,vedon!heboardofgovertlClnof the UniversityofCaIg:uy forsixycan. Heltasbeen a board member of the AlbertaEconomic Development Authority and theCaoadianAssociatiooofPelroleum~
1n2003,Mr.lauwasinslrnmc:m:alinestabhshingtbefimendowedchairpnsitionatMemorial University. The I~usky EnergyChair in Oil andGa<i Research-\in focusooreservoir characteriution, especially theutilizaliooofscismicimagiogte<:hruquesforreservoirmanag,ement and will greatlyrnhancethepetrolcwnreserroirreambeingbuilt by the Faculty of Engin«ring andAppliedScienceand!he DepanmemofEarth50_
Mr. !.auwill rMveanhooortuydocloroflowsdegreealthe3p.m.sessiooofconvoca·tiononThW'Sday,May27
AungSanSuuK)1Aung San Suu Kyi is an intmlatiooal symbolofheroicandpeacefulresistanceintbefaceofOJIPR:SSion.ShewasawardedtheNobelPrizcforPeaccinl991
SuuKyiis!hedaughterofthelaleBurmesenatioMlislleadcr,GeneraIAungSan,whoseresistance to British colonial rule culminatedin Burma's independence in 1948. Afleranendingschool in the Burmese capitalRangoon,AungSan Suu Kyi lived in India,and then wetlttoBritain wheresben:ce,ved aBA III Oxford Univm.ity.
Aung San Suu Kyi first came to pnmi.nence when sheretumcdto Burma inAugusl1988 and becamcthe leadcroflburg<Qni"ipro-democr.;y lDOVUIIoeTlI in the alkmwh ofthe brutal repression ofa pro-democraticuprisingearlierthatsummer.
The movementlluicklygrew inlO a pnIiticaJputythalwtfV.oolOwin""overwbclmingmajority 82 pereem in natiooal e1ectioosin1990, by which time she had already beenunder house IIfTCS(for 1)'CIIl. She has beenIllldergove:mmentMforcedhouilearnslfrom198910199S,againtioolSepumber21JOO1OMay 2002, and fUlllly ftom Mly 2003 10
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degrees, including fromCambridF Univerlity, Glasgow University and AmericanUnivasilyinWashiJIston·
AwgSanSwKyiwi11rro:ivelllhonorarydoctor of lows degroe (in absentia) aI the 10LlTl.sessionofconvocationonFriday,May28.
BnoceAytwardDr. BruceAylward'SwoRas!heoo-on1inlloroftheGIobeIPoIioEtadicatiooProgramof!hewmdHeaJthClrganialion(WHO)hashelpcd10 III IJuteliminalepnlio from theplanet ThemodelofpnliovaccinalionthalhehdpcdlOdeve~~nowbeingadapi.:o;lbybellthagm
""""''''....Dr,AylWll'd said Memorial wlShugelyimportamlOhisClTlleTandheaeditsDr.lanBowmef with getting him interested in infeetioosdiseases.
Dr. Aylward is the first winner of theMemorill University Alumni Award forOutstanding Professional Achievement Dr.AylWll'dwillm:civeanhooorarydoctorofIawsdegroealthe3 p.m. sessiooofconvocatiooon FridlIy,May28.
Flat outteams to read to the children. II Is veryimportant because the children spend somuchtimelfollawingvarsrtysports],theyknow who we a~, and they always watchthe games." She also makes appearancesat SUffimeo-camps for young athletes thatMemorial sponsors
forMs Browne, the nel(\ year will befocuss.edoo her final season with Memorialbasketball,Afterthedisappolntmentoflosing the Atlantic championship thiSspnng, she wants to redalm that crownand take aim at the nauonal title
Beyondthat.whatdoesthefutureholdbesidesphyslotheraP)'7"lthil"lkl'mgoingtotrya professional Ie<lgue in somecountnes,I'mgoingtotrythatforafewyearsand if I oor1't like It I cal"lalways 00 bad toacademics." Arld what about if she hadmore tlOle to devote toother dCtMtiesoocampus? "I Ilave no spare tJme to thInkabout. If I did I'd Idke some time to trysomethIng new" Q;>
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thedassroom.Sheisdefinlle/yoneofthestud.es that confirmed this hypothesis
"Thefe is so much doophne lin basketball]. You Ilave to listen toyourcoach andevery!hing is s.et out fOf you," Basketball,she 5iI)'5,provtdes her with tearnwor.:.skillsand confidence that haVl! allowed her tosucceed at Memorial With any luc:k theseskiilsw;1I rem<lInwith her until hergraduation nel(\ Aprilandwtlenshe pursues hergoalofstudyingphysiotheraP)'.
While basketball may glVl! her transferableskills,there is still the issue of fittingeverythirlg Into one day. Like a motlVationalspeakeronlimemar.agernent,MsBrowne revealed her formula "ll'salotoftime management. Every day is planr.edout. This is when Iam QOIng to study, thisis when lam going towork out."ThefClflTlUlahastobe~d5we1.The
ilITIOUI1toftirnehittingthebooksinsteadofthe courts vanes from day to day "Itdepends 00 If I ha'Yetestsorassigt1mentsUSuallyl".'lthbasketbailrt'sm'lInlytwotolI1reehc::usinthegympraclJCWlg.then another couple of hoursWOfkingOUldrlClthenrTlClletlmewith mental training "
Ms, Browne leads a basketball·<lormnatedhfe.lnfdCtshecoold not imagine her unrversitycareer w;thout the Sea-Hawl:s"I thmk It would be a whole kltdIfferent. I don't really knowwhat I would be 1rM)/ve(f Wlthbecause basketball has been rnylife forever, I thInk It wouJd be alot different, I'm not sure if I'dspend ll10fe time I".'lth acade-micsbecausebasketballldkesOUltimetospendsocializingandpartying." In fdCt she said that Ifshewasn'tonava~tyteamshe
would probably replace thatactivity with a recreatIOnalbasketball league
That said,she does iaketime0Ul of her busy schedule to givesomethIng bad to the community,"WiththeSea-Hawk:syoudo what's called a readingprogram. We go to dIfferent _t.,-a.;,,_corntT1lX1itycentres.1W;)Ofthree
JenineIlrowne"""l*l__ k11heAUSd'>ampi
of us will go from my team and ~at1heF"lIld_in2003.acooplefrom differentv.....-sity
thirt it would bea big step. I kr.ew then IfI kept praetidng I would be a part of theteam and help a team 0Ul."
With many offen from Caoadian andAmerican universities what made herchooseMemorial?SherevealsadedsionthatrTlClleandrTlClle~3A!
making. A cholce to remain at home andstudyatMemorial,ap!acethatisapartofthepro.Ylce'shistolyand pR:Mdesa qualityeducatlOl"l.Ms.Brov.nesaidshewCWltedtobeapartofthathistory,'I'vebeel"lWatchIng thebasketball games here sinceIWdS rNllyyoung.W'hen I WdS young Ialways wanted to play with the SeaHa'M:s. Seeingsee<tllthose names, seeingthatthereissomuchhypeaboutthem,1wal"lted to be a Sea-Hawk:, It just all camethrough,'
Therealestateslogal"l'locdtIOI"I,location,locatoo'seemedto be a ma;or fdCtor in herdedsion as well. "I sldrted thirlklngabout all the other universitIeSbutlalw-ayshadinthebad.ofrnymindthatlWCWltedtopiayhereatIlomewith<lllttlefdl1Saodwhefemy family can see me everyweel:.end"
Ms, Browne has proudlychosen Memorial, a fact shesIlov.-swtlen she travels with her
team. "W'henyou go imi1'j you·rerepre-5entingyourschoolandthat'simportanl.'
Currently in her fourth year of kinesioIogy. MS. Browne has had succes.s notonly in tournaments but also In the dassroom, Il"ltefl'Stingly, her success on thecoorts hasenabled her to succeed in otherareas of life. Studies have showl"l that
"When I was yaung I always
wonted ta play with the Sea-Hawks.
Seeing see all those names, seeing
that there is so much hype aboutthem, I wanted to be a Sea,Hawk,"
nityon the Cape Shore. nof\h of Cape Sl.Mary"s,muchofMs.Browne'syouthwasspendYv1thabasketb3llinh.:n:l."I'vebeenplayirlgSlncelwasfourorfrvell'sbeenalongtime.' She's been ast3foo thecoortslnce high schoot "W'henlwasil"lhighschool lhada lot of people recrUiting me,trying to get me to go to university, Iknew
8Y KATIE NORMAN
ThebasketbaliCOOrtsarettleSl!<:ondhome of Seil-Hawks' star, jenineBrowne, After a stellar year of
basketball,shehasdomll"latedsporumedia COYefdge across the province. Andttleaccoladesare~.Herlistof
OO<OUl1dCC01l1p/ishmentsindude threeCanadiilnscoringtitles,threenatiol"lillallstarSl!lection,t'¥Iprcyincialathleteoftheyear av.oards, and the listgoesoo.
De¢e the allention forused 00 herdbilytosc;o:llElbJ:lIe.digitjXlint5likedod<.worI:::,hnsknowlillle3bovttheWOffiilllbehind the shiny blJrgundy shorts andjersey.TheGazerteS3too.vnre:entlytogetthescoopootheemaoJrricularand1lCddemiclifebehindthe~topgun
Haili~rn St. Bride's, a rural commu-
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Building bridges in the marine technology communitytall'" ........gcstbe ioltJ"IlV~. Dr. Clln'L..oon.,\-.;e.praUD(.-dI),~
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Dr. Ve11Ch wd ~ nlOlII pi of his "..or\: is "\01Itlpro\'Ctlw:5lIfetyoftllo:o;cworltnglllSCI.-Thilbnltldgoal ha< Icd 10 his funttlllS. mukid;sciplllWY team.workinswllhOlhcrfllCUllylltdresean:hers,&ul:huAnl6nioSunll.sReoflhclnslitutc:forOc<:anTech.nolo&Y.TonyPll1I<:r$OI1oflhcCcntn:forMannc:Sunu.IaIlO11,lItdmanyOlhc:r1.A<'<XlflbngIODr.Veoclt.theyha..... <:On1plemcnwy ..illSCI .. hasaJlowcdtheptqIlO'-"'-ICdmil:Il~Ia.IfIIIlIr.c-n.
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lkjxutmen15i" NcwrOWllllandand labradorand in Saskatehcwan. He ..wvice-prtSidenl.COIpOfllleDe>....opmM.lnf~SmitaCor-ponltonofSa,kal~h~ .. an.and .usfi>undmgds=loroflhl:SlISlamableCoo.nulID:SlJWm".....~ofthcl;III''mItyofRqpm..theCll)'ofRq.-. ... the ..........~C""';lofe..ta.
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!hot Chef Oorry! Haynes hasjooned UI to off« severol cooking courses And as always,we're pleosecl 10 be offering awide range 01 Easter ond 'urn·mer comps for youth. 01course, coreer enhoncementremOinsofocusolourprogrom.ming.We'reolleringseverolmodules 01 our new Certificotein Worlc.-ploce Communicationsos~lIosoYOrietyalother
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long OS you oon remember, 10meet new friends, 100dvanceyour ooreer or simply 10 leom fortnesokeoflllOming.
This spring, our hugely popularI've Always Wonted to Singseries is bock w,lh a session onnote reocIing, If your interests lieffiOfe 10 languages, ~'re alerring conversoliOtlOi French,
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PAPERS & PRESENTATIONS
~NOTABLE
o DR. GERARD CURTIS. SWGC, prescn1ed a pIIpcr on Feb. 2t)
titled Over Seas Campaigns: C...nling Hybrid Art History/StudioField COW$e:'O in London. England, at the Ool\cgc Art AssociationCooferenoein Scaulc
o DR. ROSS KLEIN, Social Work, pmiIClllcd a IJllI1eI"UIIedThe Pol;'ticsofElwironmenlalAeti\-'ism:ACn9: Studyof1beCruisc lrldu$uyan<!tIlCEn";f'OfUl'I<'nlllIMovementallllCannualrn<:ctingsof1beBriIishSociologicalAs::iociationonMarch2IinYorl<,Eng!and.l&crthai same week IlCwas invited by the US National Ocearuc andA~AdminisuatiootoparticipaleinlheWhiteWa1cs"toBJuc
Watcr PanntrsbipConfcrmce in Miami. The oonferencc wlS cochaircdbytheCoribbeanComrnuni1y;ComisionCcntroamcriclnadeAmbicme YDe:ssanoUo; United Nalions Economic Commission forLalin AmericI and the Coribbcan; the Unilcd Nalions En,il'lllVJ1trltPmgmm; ond1beUnnooStatesofAmtrica. Dr. Klein "'lISon.1llrt:>eperson panel l'llcdOlaltingACoorse:An lntemalional Congress furCOrlII Rcc:fl'rolectionfrom SJup-basedTourism Ilold on Man::h 25
o DR GEOFF RAYNER_CANtIAM WIS the invited openingspcakcrnt.symposiwnonthehlSlOr'yofCanadianphysicsal1be~MarchMedingoftheAmeril:anPhysica.lS<x:ielyheldrecetllly
in Monlmll lIistopic",.... HarrieI Brooks (1876--19JJ): CanIda'sFirslWomanf'hysicisl.ltwasthehistoriclllrescan:hofQootfandMarelenc Rayncr-Canham thaI WIIXlvered the exister>oeofBfIXlksandofl...-romributionstothcstudyoftadioectivity.Aspanoftheprescrltalion.he described how their research intol...-oomplex lifeunfokledlike,dew:li'''SIOr)',TheimportanceofBrooks'romribuuoolOtadioecti,il)'resean:Ilhasnowbeelln:wg:nizcdbytheinductionofBrooks inlo the Canadian Scien<e ond £nginecring Halt offameinOllawa.
Frank Butkt",llSSI,lCiaiediredorinthcSchoolofHuman Kineticsand Rea-catiGn.wlSnamehonorarycllairmlnfortheAtlanticUni-'-crsitySp:Jlt~'sFifUl16bBskdba1lc/'wqltonshipinHa\ifa,1uI
montltOvertb:!U28ytarS.Mr.Butlerhasbcenlll1l1etivememberin the univel"'ity sponcommunity. lIisdcvOOon 10 the <b·elopmeolofuniversitysponinCanadaandtotb:growlllofCanldlanlnlCfUni...ets'lySjlortas,~'emingbody,hashelpcdintenmiversJtysportexpcriencesigpiflC3fllgrowthondpopulanl)'acnlIISthecountry,
I>r.DlnJdMlld'1Ite.basicmedica.lscicncn.sndtwoofkisgradutlIeSlUdenlS.5.J\I}·Wdliams, PhD candidate. and Bryan Whitt,M.Sc.cnndidale,~atttOOcdthe5ISlA1ll'lunlSocietyfurOync.
roIogiclnvcstigationMeelinginlloostoo,TCXlIloMan::h2J.28.FourIXlSICS"pn:sentationswereg;vm: HIC-5 expression is uprcgulalcd inTal m)'lllDOlriwn dwing Iatc pregnaocy by Jennifer Crokc, Selena JWilliams, B<yarI G Whi~, Daniel J MacPhee; Smau heat shod protein27 ;" highly upregulaiOO in rat myometrium duringlalC prqtnancy and labour by BryanGWhito,SeIcnaJ Williams, DanielJMacPhee; Sintegrinexpres.5lOCllSlL'mpOflIUyandspatiallyrqulaiOOdunngla1Cpregnancyandlabourinlhclll~bySeIcnaJ WiUwns.BryanG WhiIC. DanielJ MacPhee:l'mleinexpn::ss;ooof_J integrinis sigrlificantly ll:"'.-r..regulatcd during 1a1Cprcgn:ancyand labour inthembySeIcnaJ Willinms,BryanG Whrte,DBnielJ Macf'hce.
Or. Graham Sh<NTOCk:s. English, "'as cho!len as tbe new editor ofDiulocwiogiaCl GeoIinguisliro,thejownalofthe IntematiooafSociely forllialectok>gyand GcolingulStic&. This is the wOOd·s preemincnljoumaJforthestudyofdialcctologyaodlinguislics.
l)r.JO)"In. Zlrlldhar ",as pmsa1ted witl1theChtllnnnn·sAwan:l.Olthe DisciphneofFamily Medicinc Rcsident's Forum March 8 forl...pmsa1ll1tiononA Re>'iewofCeP.ical Scm:tting in a Rural l'r1ICticePopulauon. The Rescan:h Dirtttor'SAwnrd "'8S won by Dn.JollnandSU:;lIlC."'pbdlfortbeirSludyon.oomparisonofllllrll'cnoos'-kperidi"". ,,·ith Kctorolac and Fmlllnyl "'ith K~'!l)R)\ac for MaJJagcmcn1ofAcu1CRenaIColicinther~[A,partmcnl.
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The President's Award for Exemplary Service atMemorial University of Newfoundland is presentedeach year to recognize employee(s) who havedcmonstrated outstanding service andlor who havemade significant contributions to the Universitycommunity beyond that nonnally expectcd for theirpositions.
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