gMemorial lJnMnicy 011 Newb.andl&nd RC ' I' U" ionN o. 4Oltl2j 27 Gazette Budding composers get a big audience Volumc J5 Numbcr 17 ]! \lenuial lJll,l.';l(" otudcnts shlml the concert program ",jlh Mcndcls'lOhn and \1",an ooApnl 16.ll a Slnf"nia Serics coec... 'Tt performed by Symphony Orchestra Foran. la,on Nohle and Clay blIIlOc:IlJOymg the pieces by \10ZMtand whn.theyalsoheardchambcr ... ntlaI ofthl:irpart>cIpahonIa-.lInOO\-.:J\e ltIcndedo\athe ....... pl:cti,e mu",al C "'P"',II wandpol,,J,,;:,j,,,,ththeguidance rrot IOnaIWfTlj'lOSl"fandmus",schuol pl'l T'lI'llr,(!ar\.Ross.",h"k.'I.1t1'o.',,-mmar, fi I hnl<: that a Canadian rrof<'isional nlla:sponsoredtho:<Tl:>IlIonotl1e\Oo bytlnestudenls.Jndagra'dwplay bo.1h:'''' the1llUSlCllll 'ft1._lD bn. .... wqualilledsucce .... " en",," 10 hIS student.' growth a, '(·ooll">s'nlltl1emusic fllrtl1eSin fonia Senes was perhaps the most imrortanrcxer- o: t1u"ll 'o plaYYCUlllUlic blld .toa teaem . .ltq f;OUlddo.TheyhadlOlc:arnlhecktail workrequ,rNlOWrllemus,e fer a large nurnll.:'rofinstroment,·· Dr. P",ter Gardner. the sym phony conduc tor and recipient of an hon ora ry wlCUlralcfrnm Memmial, nOledthallhc &IT'ill1iL"l11<:rl1 that made it !"- .... ,lh1e forstudMl. work to be featured et a SmfoniaSen SLil .."lof..{ll§ICbIIS .... !be......towdlomd dte IT1lISIC h"...... Or Ganh:r 'TIt unofopportlr '" ImoIly!, Lldents a legup. "" allt/lm:ha\eexf'CTl encc In the act ofha"nl': apiece thcy composed played pebhcly • .,milar to lhe c"entlal experience that soloists a ",I pcrt\ll'1'Ik'T'i ha,e "'hc-o they reach grotduak' ·... :It"ol·· R and Or Tom(".roclll fUll "cbool"t \4 ,Thelhm:had.o lobe ",oredfor, mbcrorchc,;.ua'OItll e.gh.mmllles) (layPuddcstt'f.afhuntt-vnrrTlU'llCm -.r WhOp!anslOcontUluch,."lldico;tnagradua!e composmon program at the Univer-;Ily of Tlln"''',ncxty'eaJ.saiJtha!.lI1i''simpl,,'Lthe challenge was prodocm!lan IntLTe,"nl':and no >yllbk"orl. .. UHfPOSERS. , Takingstock _IUCOII' 'Il ............ ...,..- .. .-...... _oonl_ themeartSlOprOYIdeIo<1IlemSfI/vesTheloodlapurctlased"""''''''''''Y cohcled tnroughtne_· dellC<lllllCy(:knQp<owarn, As wel!, now1llaI lhe term lScom"..glOanaod,studen1sareBlOCklog!lle !ir&1yearFonaMa aIudenI ....... ...... Initiative in the Arctic New online Research Directory D r. Don De<hel...-i]]parllC,palCm an ilitemal1Unal scientific mrs Ion '" theCanadlanhlghArctlCmthcfall of2003. Dr, , ity'. be"n ",,",inti: in thean:tic fOf ee !,",-,t 15 yean;.lle,saco-pnoclralm\C$\tplt'''''lfIlhe (Fla"ardlOu.,a1UnJ\-eNlylOll'fltlhe Coast Guard Icebreaker. the S/rJ"II" fIIm.>genty\:lc!.ofpolynY"'wh...,hlRareas ofopen...-alC1'lRlhemidstoficc-(o\ere<.t scas. l1e isdISCO\cn nll lha lzooplanktonan: imporum lin lhewqUCS 1T" dlionofl hcgrocn· house gas. carbon di"xi <!c . by polynyas, and role orpolyny"" in globa.l chrnatc change In 2oo3-2004,()r, Dejbel and his SI1Idcnb ",11 be part of III mlCm.l'ona! IQm liMn. the newl)refiaa1K'lC1a1ticicdlftakertol:<llllb:l an annu,ol <llldy of the tmpaCI oflhe BcaufonSca'>ltclf \l nnoriaJ \ r-nlCipMlOn ls rrllOlkpos.sibie follwmllthcllllOOtlllCC'lnby thcCanada FounoJallonli-.rlnnovallon\(·FlI"fanin\CSI· l1IefIt ofS27.7 milhlHl ",Mml,l an existing icebreaker supplied by the Canadian Coa.SI· pwd. Thcn.'!OCIlI'Chship"ll1 hcCtlutppcdwilh 1Jl.<;IJ1JJTlCnlalion 10 ..-.dertake en'lwnmental andmarmc scrcnces tn sible lOlIllC'lTlllionai as ..-cl1.. Canada·s mardtml!lNllll .... iIIbclOlIUd\ 1heecu..... 'SleOl i,",*",ofmdllngK%lIIthc\1.csccmAn:uc Fundi ng forlhemulti -y.:ar. mulll-\ln,,'cr;ity projo..1 almostSlOmillion wa....lUll1unced by lrwlu'>IryMmlSterAJlan R"ckonbchalfof the Natural Sciences and I'ngineering Research Council. The ve...:l will sail in Augu>l-.lllO\er .... inter inthc BeaulmSea. ... forall membenof C...'s resnrch oommunily. McmonlIIlJni\1S'SIIy.IlI'bere'M:COOl"ftIlraIeClfl .. 1rolIIIXU5.
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Budding composersget a big audience
Volumc J5 Numbcr 17
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]! \ lenuial lJll,l.';l(" otudcnts shlmlthe concert program ",jlhMcndcls'lOhn and \1",an ooApnl
16.ll a Slnf"nia Serics coec...'Tt performed bytbe~ e ",' f"u ndland Symphony Orches tra~dam Foran. la,on Nohle and Clay~"'creintheaudlCTll.'eand.U1addl
blIIlOc:IlJOymg the pieces by \10ZMtandwhn.theyalsoheardchambcr
-~'(·ooll">s'nlltl1emusic fllrtl1eSin foniaSeneswasperhaps the most imrortanrcxer, ~ lhty ha' c d(lne:' hc l"kl lhc (;<=f1e_ " I1 \
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.ltq f;OUlddo.TheyhadlOlc:arnlhecktailworkrequ,rNlOWrllemus,e fer a largenurnll.:'rofinstroment,··
Dr. P",te r G ardner. the sym phonyconduc tor and recipien t of an hon ora rywlCUlralcfrnm Memmi al, nOledthallhc&IT'ill1iL"l11<:rl1 that made it !"-....,lh1e forstudMl.work to be featured et a SmfoniaSenconcert~QUloflheclo.eClJfll1l:ClIOnIhe
SLil.."lof..{ll§ICbIIS .... !be......towdlomd
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dte IT1lISIC h"...... Or Ganh:r'TIt unofopportlr '" ImoIly!,
Lldents a legup. "" allt/lm:ha\eexf'CTlencc In the act ofha"nl': apiece thcycomposed played pebhcly• .,milar to lhec"entlal experience that soloists a ",Ipcrt\ll'1'Ik'T'iha,e "'hc-o they reach grotduak'
·...:It"ol··ThctJv-ee~"'crecJ1o,;enb\{)f
R and Or Tom(".roclll dllo.:,orof"l~fUll "cbool"t \4 ,Thelhm:had.o
WhOp!anslOcontUluch,."lldico;tnagradua!ecomposmon program at the Univer-;Ily ofTlln"''',ncxty'eaJ.saiJtha!.lI1i''simpl,,'Lthechallenge was prodocm!lan IntLTe,"nl':andno >yllbk"orl.
.. UHfPOSERS. p<l/(~ ,
Taking stockThe~::yc"llProgram _IUCOII' 'Il ............
...,..- ~.....-.l_~~...-...... _oonl_themeartSlOprOYIdeIo<1IlemSfI/vesTheloodlapurctlased"""''''''''''Y cohcled tnroughtne_·dellC<lllllCy(:knQp<owarn, As wel!, now1llaI lhe term lScom"..glOanaod,studen1sareBlOCklog!lleeu~rdw,th!llecarmedgoodslne¥wonlbet:>r,oglnghomeArl¥loodtha!goesunusedls
aIudenI ....... ~adcla_cannedgoodtlO,...Ioodbank~'"'*'-*......Initiative in the ArcticNew online
Research DirectoryD
r. Don De<hel...-i]]parllC,palCm anilitemal1Unal scientific mrs Ion '"theCanadlanhlghArctlCmthcfall
of2003. Dr, Dcibo;l.researchprof~'S",ratthe
Oeean Scicnce'( ·enlrc"f M~'ffiOriaI Uni\ er·
, ity'. isahi"lt~it:aloceanogr~phcrwhoha.,be"n ",,",inti: in thean:tic fOf ee !,",-,t 15yean;.lle,saco-pnoclralm\C$\tplt'''''lfIlhe(Fla"ardlOu.,a1UnJ\-eNlylOll'fltlheCoast Guard Icebreaker. the S/rJ"II"f'nurkJin.roramlC~rnearclt
Dr.Dcibcl·s~billt:he"'1...-deaJ,
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fIIm.>genty\:lc!.ofpolynY"'wh...,hlRareasofopen...-alC1'lRlhemidstoficc-(o\ere<.tscas. l1e isdISCO\cn nll lha lzooplanktonan:imporum lin lhewqUCS1T"dlionofl hcgrocn·house gas. carbon di"xi <!c. by polynyas, andthus ishell'inll'orutlOgetherapictu~"fthe
role orpolyny"" in globa.l chrnatc change In2oo3-2004,()r, Dejbel and his SI1Idcnb ",11be part of III mlCm.l'ona! IQm liMn. thenewl)refiaa1K'lC1a1ticicdlftakertol:<llllb:lan annu,ol <llldy of the tmpaCI oflhe
"llI::kenrieRi\-erOlllhecarbon~koft:he
BcaufonSca'>ltclf
\l nnoriaJ \ r-nlCipMlOn ls rrllOlkpos.s ibiefollwmllthcllllOOtlllCC'lnby thcCanadaFounoJallonli-.rlnnovallon\(·FlI"fanin\CSI·l1IefIt ofS27.7 milhlHl ",Mml,l an existingicebreaker supplied by the Canadian Coa.SI·pwd. Thcn.'!OCIlI'Chship"ll1 hcCtlutppcdwilhstalc-ot~tho:-art 1Jl.<;IJ1JJTlCnlalion 10 ..-.dertake
en'lwnmental andmarmc scrcnces tn
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Itfe. andcnt/lltla rurthe'iObjCCtha\ccoolnbuledt,,'hcdesireorstudo..'T1t~ 10JlUt"'uc SIOOtes IIImathemaucsand stansncs. Nommauonaresoltcitcd from the student b<>dy each year. and a ..'"mmilt<:ecomprisedofbolh~ualCandgradualc'ludcn~mak"'thefmal 1n.'1lOllfiun hstofl1Ol1l
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Music student to play withNational Youth Orchestra
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impm\con lhc tate nineteenth"""'lur)editklflan.J ... llprudlk.'C kor
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~ewfi>undland to attain the hi~h~.,.t level of Cl'OSs-.countryski instruction cenifieatlOllCanada. As well , he was succ"",ful at pa.,ing the fi",t-c\'cr Level 3 teicmarX ill~
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Karl!.I"",,nce. \i.Sc . candidate. Compolalional Scic'OCt-'> I'mgrdIll. and tjJ.'<.'Il1 AI·MdIiPhD candidate. \1atht.mmics, won fi",t place in the 1JO"l~'T comJ1<.'1ition at the fiN aIlnlJllMITACSAl1antic torcrchangc.held atl}alholl'ic UniVl""i!) March 24. 2003. Thepaira-eiX>authoo;ofthcwinningl">'<tCI'titlcd Numerical StudyofStreamwiscOsciliationsofaCyiN:!in a Steady Current.Pan Llocked-DnSlat<...,."fVonc, formation.A,fiT>l-plac<::"imorI,thcyl't.'Ccivooa m:ognition plaque and achc'lUC for SJOO and are invnedto ancnd t!leMITACS 4th Annual Conf~'Tl>nce and Ottawa Interchangeon May ~-IO. About 50 I"'l'"P"-'>(.'Ilted in this fonun display n:scan:h from the hest and the brighlC$l srudcrusfromao:::ros;the Atlantic Pruvinces. MITACS is the Networks otCemcrs ofE"",lIl'l'lCe for MiIIhemitt;oflnfbrrnation Technologyand Complc, SystCn1s-the tirst annual MITACSAtlantic1I'Ilf.ch.ang;ehad over 500 registered pwticipantswhil'hbmoghtacadcrnics inmathematics, Cl'JIlplIt<..'Tscicncc.,tatistK.'S,engi""'-'l'ingandothcrrclateddisciplinc;:,;tog<.1OC..- ....ithkJCa1rorgani7ations. The Office of the Vil-e-Prcsioc'llt (R~'Se3I'Ch and International Rclatiomll~kmoriaIUniv"",ilYlX)-SPOnsoredmisventure.
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:J f)K.I>-R P\R"I'liSO' . Ell\ i ronttl<..'I'Ila I SCi~'IICC . (jI'\.'Ilfcl l ('ol k..rc ard J. Pawh\J) n iR'"''Till'll o..'Thatir...tion. SI'\1E. and (rC MS Analysis of Some Tin. ~k'I'Cl1I) and Lead S0lutions hy Automated ~klhods. at Pincon 2003 in Orlando. Florida. March 9-14, Dr. P-...t.iJJmwith I, Bruhcim. S. I'c'llalvC1and J. Pawhszyn, pn:'<.'I'ItcdAUiornat<:dSolid Phase Micrt<l.nactionm Pibcr Dcrivauz...tionforthe[A'ICm1inationofShott(,hainfaltyAcirlsandA~<k,>in \liat<....-. at I'incon 2003 in Otiando. Florida. \lillLh 9-14 . W,mJ,rawh>l)1lpre;clll>lUS\.'>of Automati,m fiJr the 1A'11\ali7aHotl of Organo-mctal C""'I"",nd, f{Jr~( \\\Analy<;lS. at the fifth International Symposium on Adva~ in Extraction Tcchoolog>&btoch 20(H,at St 1'<1eIJ.cach. f lorida.March 5·7. \Vith I. Bruhcim.C Goodridge.l,omand 1. Pawliszyn pee-sc'11tedAutomation of Dcrivanzenon Hcedspacc SPME ..GC -MS, arlb:5th Int<:mational Symposium on AdvaI'ICCSin btr.."tion Technologies. Exicch 2003. II SLP~1CBcach,F1orida.March5-7
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Modified mice may hold key to high blood pressure
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to study a single gene's contribution to
something like high blood pressure, which
affects one in five Canadians."
Ten years ago, cardiovascular"",,,,,,,,,,,hwas mainly on m\:;,But
aroundl9Wmolccularbiologist,
bt-'l5aJ1 to makc genetically modif>edmicel1Jeresultw...,theidealrcscerch tocl c en anjmal withav~'f)'spcciflCchange,p...rh.apsju,tone deleted gene, could be
produced. "II's a tremendousadvantage to be abk to study a
s ingle gcnc's conmbuuonrosomcthing like high blood p<cssure, which affects one in fiveCanadians." said Dr. VanV1i~'l
Onc oftlte problems in usmgmice is that they arc very tiny,aboutonc_tenththc,i7eofmt,
"We didn't have good ways to
mea'uretheir blood pressure antl
wc also had to takcinro ecccunrthata lthnugh m;''<'are like mts in
a physrological and anatomical"ay, bccausc of their small massand larger surfacearea they loseIteat'luicklyandmuslsf'l-ndakltofc'fICf'g)'Just to maintain bodyheat"
BvSHARON GIlAY
Some researche,-,; use a tail
Those~nvtelernetersshownon ttle patmo\ Dr. B<uceYan cutf to measure mouse bloodVioll'shand aresu rg>catly inse"ed Into mica in order to prcssurc.butitturnsolllthatmiccransmilbloodp'essurereadings24!'<lursaday getextn.-mclyupscthytl>cstrcss
of this and become hypertensivejust fmm havinglhecuff'm. Dr. Van Vii,>!ha'found thc most cffccuvc way to measuremou.", bloodprc"ure is with liny;nt''J1tally'inserted telemeters lhat emit a eontlnuous
radio'ignalA rc"<;entparer by [>t. Van Vliet, to be
puhlishcd in N/;',i,,J"I-'>', gives possiblytherno'tddailedd'''''riptioneHTdoueofbluodpres.'L1re m mi~-e. "[nthi"tooy we've paid
Miee ha ve tx....x,mcthene""tandard
for researchers StUd.ying thecardlovascular'y'tern
'The mouse is no" the Volkswagen of~1ieeltangcandltasbecol11ethc"ortr.hot1o.:
orwori<mouseofsci''fICe:'saidl>t. Bruce
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CALL FOR NOMINATIONSTHEALUflINI ASSOCIATION OF "'EMORIAL UNIVERSITY Of NEWfOUNoLANDIs oH kIng
nomi~tions lor th~ sKond aM ....1 Alumni Tribul e Awards. This is t he n nd yur that
the association has re<oqnize<! exc~llenu among tile graduates of Hemo rial Universi ty.
Newly eXp.llndedin 2002. Ihe Alumni Tribute Awards are designed to increa seillelevel
01 recognition f.. , a greater number of Ihe outstanding women and men wbo a re
Memori al University's alumni. TIle de.adUne for Sbbmitting nomination p.1c....ge. i.
Jun e 30. The f iv e awa rd s wilt be pre sented at a gala ce rem o ny In ta le la ll,
TilE FIVEAWARDSARE:
Alum ni Award for t Ifcttmc Achte vcmen tJ) J d hieh dt (1 n.uv t II
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to Memlln I Un vefS,tVOTIh ,\lur lUU.\' ation
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arumnior acsde mk <1'- """nt are dlg IIM for nornm Jlion lo r Un
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Alumni Award for Outstanding Professional AchievementTh1SJwdrd "''-'''l'm lt'S arh 'vem en t of pro tess mal exceuence and dimnco<m
Dr. L LnumisVicc-Pre,idenl(Rc""archl~lcml)riaIUnilw,'tyofr-;cwf,,"ndland
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Alumn i Award for Outstanding Community Service\ Iumm who haw de,hcatc 'l.lthem..,l"" (0 Imp , lJ\'lI lI Ihe h es of people and the"
com muntncs IJlJVbe no minatffl lor Ih "award
To be engttuc for nom ination for the Alumni Fnbute Awards, lndividualsmust haw eecetved a uegrec , diploma, certffkate or honorary degree fromthe umversttv ur from Memorial untversny Collcli:c.[hl' award, pnJgrJmgala event Trihute lOin: A Cetebratjon of Alumni Excellence will be
announced at a later date .
C"pies "I Ihl' Alumni Trfbute Awanh nomination is availahle Oilw"w.mun.cu/munatnm or fmm Alumni Affa irs: (7119j737-4:15.IOI.l -fRH. 1..fJ77·7011-40H! OR munatum; ,,,,m.w
BookmarksRecentpublications by writersandeditors at Memorial University
WhenX EqualsMarylou
By Dr. TamasDobozy
CruiseShip Blues
after !oI ~ til ldOF thEryOxxol IN! XEqwIs~lSa
exp e 'lstooes~byVaflCOlM
very mpe g Press 1001~pubI OlIs~ue~ Dr Kle n the rollecnon as a kmd of be9diSCUS eweoe- rnscellany, With each ~tory ope
menldl cfS.SaU'ls hidden passenget' costs aoother door,offenng another g,sooaIsustall'labllrty. secuntyand safety of In the hope that reeees comeiM~P3Sseflger5.andoppresslOOorexplolliltJon muchWlththeexpenenceofhavInQof crurse shipworkers. onebook. but many"
The book detves Into these Issue~ Desprte a slow ~t.art by Dr Doblthrough some ~hodlng flr~t.hand acrountolgathenngll'lleres\l1!heaccounts.asDr Kleinhaswnnen the book thecollec!lonhasbeenfiNO.l<i:Jy1t'Wbasedmariyonff51-handheldv.<:rl..asa bytheGlobedndAW.the"klronpassenger hlrmelf, spending more than QuiHdnd QUIre,and other tt'fary300 days on cruiseshiPS rrl<lInStream pubhca\lOnS
Crvisl>5hjl BluesISguidedby a !oImpie The book was recently shorthsted •questx)nlstheousel1dustry~? theDanutaGleedliteri1t'fAward~Dr. Klein probes thE'questlOnfrom many by the wetes' Union of Canadafer'angles. examining the environmental, bE'stflrs!coleetionofshort1ictlonSOCIal and moral ~ustalnabl'ty of the English language byaCanadi.Y1Wf11 ··Industry I-IIscondUSlOfl ISnotllanenog to ~Just to h.Jveo made the cut t~ ,the IndUStry to 00 In that company." solid Dr Oobo;;
~The harsh reality I~ that the cnnse But good reviews can 00 a doucindustry IS I'"IeItherenwonrnt'fl!<llly I'lOf Mged sword, he saidSOCIally SUStainable," hewntes "The less- "There's thisreal temptatlQnwhenthan-posllrve Side has been occ.1SlOnally I have9OOd~togobadandidPntl.oed. but the industry\ eccoom« thatstuffandtryand~trtandpower-acornbintdannual~ ISdeath(foralM"rler):hE'SoIId-YoubudgetofoverSSOOmijllOn-hasbeffi toreddther~.shutthemout
fl!Ia!M'lysua:essfiJatkeepngbad~to rT1(M'onfeariessly Into somethll'lljJIN'arTW1lr'T'll.nl.~ lI!Ierlynew¥ldnskttlefac!that mar,tlr
Dr. KleinISa SocI3lWoO: professoral peopIt....tlQ9oM'routhegoodfl!W>MMemoriaI~.HlSpast'M)r'ks.llldudethosestonesaren't9Qln9to. kt \tle
roocs such as peace and non-violence ~tuff becauseIt'sdiffert'fllch*l eoose preIIentJOn, women and addle: Dr Dobozy came to MemonaI 2tions.and employability enhancement and taught hISlim creatllll! wntn;l cant
CtuiseShipBlues ISpubIishe(j by New In the WIl1tersemester.
SooetyPubIrshers, a company ilIf!'IedInbuild ing an e<ologIcaIly-SUS!<lmabie andJuslsooety.
the hrs t threeotseec-
l lOl1 !hrtoe ofMr. Steffler\earllt'fboof::s of poemsandthe fourth S«IJOn presentng a group ofhlsnewpoMlS A-'oftl1l?~ofMr
Steffler\ old and new poetry were madeby Carmine Stamino, Signal Edltlon\tercryedltor
JotvlSteftlerl'lasbeenaprolessorofEnglISh at SIrWilfredGrenfellCoIegeSlnCeIt opened In 1975 He 'MItes hetlQnandpoetryandll'lreceflt~hass.erwdas
andthe~oIterdJYcultUl't'Whetherdlscus<;lng pot-arts of authors.the sem cues In ford Mado~ Brown spiIIfltJngW01:, lhPapocryphaI tale of abook bound ,n a llil)1'dbreast,or exam
In,og why theBntrshl.Jbra-ywaseqUipped Withfalsebookcao;esfOl'doors, GerardCurt s looks atartlSbc.literary.andmaterial culturefrom an art hrstor-
"""""~.chdrtlllgtheimpactthebook.
andhteraev. hadOflrnoderrwtyGerardCurtisIS essocere profl!W:lf of
art hlstotyInthe Vrwa/ Arts Programat SirWilfred Grl'l1fell Collegeo He completedhisdoctoratelfldrthrstoryandtheofyatthe~ofESSol'x(Engl.Yld},"l995.
andhcr.;pubirsheclandpl"t'Selltedrese<lrchwor1o::onl9thand2Othcentury<lrt.won:land Image suces. the roks betweenarchaeology and artpraetlCe, tt'olChingmethodologlesal theuniversi~leYel.and
postmodem dr~_ ~ IS also~W1ttla_of~artsprtlfeClS'Mlictl
cOl'l'lblneart historyand visualern orectce
VisualWords: Art andthe MaterialBook inVidorian England
CopperPlatePhotogravure:Demystifying the Process
Companionto ClinicalNeurology
In 1988DrW aaml'Tyseo-l'tllpSbegantocompdea~lr1W'f1to1)'of
'M:lrds. tE'l'fTl', and dlClgOO'5tIC cneoeIfl
theheldof"",n::JoqjOr1gln.:lltycoocl'lY@das a book et of 75 000 words. theC~toCJnCaiNeutoJogygrewtoa first edrt on of 850,000 words TtM>Second Ed nonhas been updated toindude ovef 15.000 alphdb£otlC<ll entries,5,000 references, 77 photographs ofprominent figUres In neurology and theaddresses oI3bout 200 re ant W1!b SIt
NeIKoogy exp,Jrl()d
~ ""'"
ByDr. WilliamPryse·Phillips
ThE' seconded 1 of
G' '"ce Nf!uro 9Y
pro, des a frame-work encom-passing everyceeese In tte fieldWith a link tofurther informa
tion. RevlE!WS haw been~mjngly
pos.ttlVt'.WlthpartlCularcredlt~tothe
author for oeer. 'r'ICISN@ and artKulatewm"'l~ of the 1lE'W mformauon 10 the
second EdluonW'ldudes itdYances 11'1 thecflterl3fordldgf1OSlng~sudtdS.
multJple sclerosis, dementlil of the lewybody type, frontal lobeoereonas. cnrcocfa tigue syndrome and mfta mm ator yneuropathies. Theclinical delineation ofnewsyndromesand their genetIC basesandofdinic.al~oflr.nownOsordefs
"""""-Dr.P~PhllhpsanllClpatesthatln
another flYl'yNrS!hereWli be a need fora lhirdeOtlOr'l. but he l'f1VISIOI'lS ltwsas amu/tl-authoredendeavolJ'thathe'MlUld~
Dr.Pryse-Phillipshas beena professorofmedicine (neurology) at Memori al for 30~rs andlStheauthorofthret'booIr.sand
many journal publicatJoos In lhe art'aSof!l'lI9rillne.muIt-'Piesderos6,genetJCconditJoosandmedlCalethia,C~ft)
ClmlCal NeuroJogy. second Ed,tl()ft. IS~byOxford~Press
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"'"Vllt~abandoned Irl thPlaner halfofthe 20th centurydue ,rs cOl'fl)lexrty andexpense, the photoqtevure process ISexplored in thiS book 111 the context ofcurrentlyil'o'adablematemls ttspcrpose sto demystifyand clarify>MlalISultllTloltefyadrlfioJtbuta/togE'ttlEof ~<b-abIe. photo--"""",
Davtd M MOrrish ISdn associate~al:s..Wllfned~ColegeHe
~photographyand.ncOlljUOCbOn
With tourtb-year studiO and studentrese-archgranlsupei'Vl'>lOn.hastaughtseveral senior level studen ts thephc toq ravure process He has wri ttenmanuals on alternative photographicprocesses such as cyanotype and gum""""""'pm"",
GrenfelCoIeqe Hefpnrnaryte«hing.waIS pnntmakng - aI media and~and secondary areas 111 Introductoryphotographyand drCM'ing. In addrt lOll tofourth-year studio and student researchsupeMsion,shehas13ughtsewralseniorlevelstudents the photol)'avureprocE'SoS$hewasprM::luslych<woltheVrsualArtsl'rogramatS.WIfred~elCoiege
Copperfljtl!'~ descrtlII
~detallthetechntQue
of tracrtional copper platephotogravure as would be prectced byvisualilrtlSlsusHlgnormallyavadablefaolf.tes eoo !T\(Iteria!s AuthorsD.MdPvnnshandMivleoeMacCClIunguldethefedder~1trot.gl1tll'!'I'I¥?fst.1gl5a11he
process. A cieoIMed manualoItednqueCq::perfljfl:'~aI5ocifersthe
hrstoryafthE!iTll!dIum¥ld~to
pastMemn~l'T"ethodsotpraetJCf'
f~"S211 Photogravur~erquebiv reme.nsone of the mostsatlsfYll1glybeautlulllTlilgemal::lngP ses sadM Me n
ByDavid Morrishand Marl~ MacCallum
English-Cayuga, CayugaEnglishDictionary
In1992 thl''NoodI<IncICum..<IICentr!'IOBrantford ON. decided to produce it
d!ct~ry and gr¥nmal' 9U1de for ItCayuga language lnta y tne groupthought It WOud til"" two years tocomplelelxlth~_Sevroyearsl.ater.
thedlCtlOOalYwaspubl,shKI by the UnNersityof torontoPress
It was«eeteo and found In rtsiJy,N118thcenturyBntdln
tte scccentetaonqmeted in Italy,emerging In the17th century nd,
• GazRtte. ~b) 1,2 003
All's well - putting well test interpretation into practiceTo produce bydrocalbons fromrc::sc:rvon.Yo'l: nm:IiOdill"'dkThe stablllly and producti~Tly ofthes<e"dlslftcnlK:.lllllycontrollcdbythe"",kpropenic:sand'<lJt."S,_in
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DrBarbara~as.Sociology."!s
(1Lalfe~ ,ocher su.pen'SOf•• lsoremarked that lbere ma) beIerNonsbo:noeo:nlimnglo;alrnfor-
malton and the data~'t,II"",tedatlart;""''f'lIttal
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In IJriti,h C"lumllia.and make
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l ilie. local and indigcnbusknow1edge l or example. gr;oduatesluOenl Ile.ollM:. (lIalfe~ s \t.Sc~lIJIegQlasciem6candkx:al
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t d upby pnn - This is complex ond interdiscipli nary.
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10 Gazette »'111~ 1,2003
Future of the Web
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The ("ounselling Centre offers. wide rang. of services tor 'tudent'. includmg pe....'n.1counselliug, career counse lling. and academic support. and i, c<.,mmlllcdto mulli-disciplinary
gradu'letraining'lll1cma'lCr",andd,,,,lurallcvcl< IAw hcant"rn'uld,endacurriculumvil"",th.namesoflhre.refcr•• s.and a'lalcrncnloutlining how llle Couns.liing Centre mi~~1 dc"c lop undcr the awlicant~< direckrrxnip to
Candidate, ,~ould ~aveexpenise in personal counsetlmg and Slrong admini,lrali,eah, l,l'"Require<lqualit\cation, indude.doclorale inl"',fe"ionall"ych"log~,registrationwithtbt
Newfoundland IJ.oardofhami""" in P,ydl<ll"gy. and allea't five ~ears of e,perienc. m..academic selling. Prcfc..-redqualific.tion, inciudefiveOfmore~earsofprofe"i"nal
DIRECTOR, MEMORIAL UNIVERSI1Y COUNSELLING CENTREA DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS AND SERVICES
EMPLOYMENT
AWlicalion, are in<ited for the po,ilion "fOi=lor ofl~e Coun,eIling Centre. J.lcnwi.alUni,ersity. T~e .ppointment, alll1c rank of A"OClalc or Full Profe,,,,r in Counselling. i, .renewable fi"e·y.ar lenn, '<arting SqJt. 1. ~OOJ. and i, ,ubject to budg.tary appro"al
T~. Director repon, to t~e De.n o(Slud.ntAn,i" and i'TC'1"lO"h1c fur the managementand admini,native oversigl1loft~. Counselling ("entre, t~e Hlundon Centre for StudentsDi'i3biliti..,andlhc(·ampu,("~aplaincy.
first Java Architectures SpecialInle re , t G ro up (JA-SIG) uPonal
conference, and participaled inseveral developers meetings.
indudinghoslingthconehcldin
AU"'ll5t2002"JA·SIG is an mccpendentorga
ni7,alion prmnoting the use of Javatcchnologiesandarchi1<.'<;1\ITCSwithin
thehigh~'fedl1Calionoommunity.lts
porposci,lo,hareexperieoce-as
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supportac'Ol11I1lOlIarchitCC1t1reuponwhich ,hareahle. open soorce
ccsnponcntscen be buih"JA -SIG o au about laking the
IcchnolOb'ybackfmmveodorsand
crcatmg thc scrviccs specific foruniversitics."explaiocd Mr. Draslwy."Theopensourcecooceptal\owsyou
k,bo ;ld ul'onwhalothershaVCv.rincn.andtheresult has the potentia l to he much bcllc"l'lhan
commcrciallywrmcn software."Developed by Memorial Umvcrstty,
Cv,·ebProxy. a component thai allow, Webappheationswri«eninarhitraryteehnologies
10 he plut(g~'d inlo uj'ortal. permits portaladministralO"'lodrnwlll""'cxistingstrc"rlgth.,
for Web sc......-iccsand development"hisoneoflhcmo,luscfulchannelswc
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tured!>ere lL·R) Paul WMHe. Web manager , UnivenilyRelations. Greg RoO,endAndtew D<esko~, po<1a1p<oieocImenager, Compuhngand Communications, To learnaboutlheponal.seetmp:/lporIaI.mun.ca
In this age of Web teehnology. the way
infonnalion is SCRI.received and storedisoonstantlyimpruving.l-kmonalhas
not only adapted life at the university 10",ne<.1Ihc",tcehnologics.buthasdccidedto
ploneeruPortal. the nexl evolution in Webservice. Working alongside key players in
Ihcl'0bheandprivalcS<.'Clor.Mcmorialhasmade significant conltihulions in the dewl
opmentof thc ul'ortalprojcct"uPmtal is a free. sharablc portal under
development by un;wrsili~... ,uchas Yale.Dclaware, ("ornell, Columbia. VBC and ourown McmorlaL It has bcmrne the dclacto, tano.!<tr<1 for portals." ""dATllh.",' [)ra.,koy.t~'Chnical1cadIUr Memoria1."And who bcncr
Involved in on-going lechnical decisions,haplnglhcdln.,,:t;onofthcul'oTtalpm.i~'<:t."
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May 2003 Faculty Instructional Development Seminars and Workshopsoffered by thelmtructicnal Development Office, Nemorial UmversltyofNewfoundland
l . Engaging Students in Seminar Courses
This workshop i. de ..goed for inst rucr on wIShlog toraioe t he level of participa tion and di",,,,,,ioo io ooder gradua te seminars , In thiS session , we wili model theprOCe55 of helping students learn how to becomemo""eogage<! in class attivi ties and in rhee~Changeof
ideas. Thi. will iod llde . hariog guide lioes de ve loped byDr. ReUl:l!f"formird-year sociology SCudenlS,as well astechniqoes for gauging the enecev eoess of these guidelines. Ar rheend o f !he ,ession. participants will havehadtheoppornmitytogaioabetteruodetstandiogofhow to assessundergrtaduate sernin~ and studerttparticipation
Shelley ReUl:I!f". Sociology Departmertt
Eiieen8ragg"IDO
Location: ED·S02t.EducatiooBoilding
Date/Time: Monda~.MayS.10:30a.m.-12p.m
2.PowerPointAnitniltion
Inthisworkshop~oowilileamhowtoaddanimation
effectstoslidete><t.ndo!herol:>;e<:ts. Use of animationeflecrs will ena.bleyoo 10 direct foco. to iodivKluai elemenlS of a slide. controj ee lIow of information. andadd interest to ~oor presemarion. Yoo should havee~pefience in creating Powe!"Point presentations andbe familiar with PowerPoirtt', tel<t and draWing roolsPleasebringalongyoorowoPowerPoilllpreseorarionon which toworl<
Facilitaror: AllysonHajek.iDO
Location: CP·2003.Chemistry·PhysicsBuilding
Dare/Time: Toesday. May 6. 9:30 a.m ._ll:l0 p.m
3. Keeping Up with the Latest Literature:
Using'ResearthAlertServices'
Th is session will demonstra te how to keep up withyoo r resea.rch areas using "alert serv ices' in electronicinde~es soch as C isn Sourc e. P$ycINFO. ASFA, et c'Nhere misoptionis a\'3ilable, ital lows yoo to save.
.earch.tra regyand have it run aUl:Dmatically in tbedatabase(s} of your choice on a regular basis, Results
reach~oov"'email
Bernie Cooran and D;anne Cmor,
QE n libraryLocation ; L-10IS/l6,QEIILibrarybasernem
Dare/Time: Wednesda~. Ma~ 7, 10-11:30a.m
4. Making the Transition from Face-to-Face
to Online Teaching
This session is for instructors who are interested inmak;ngrhetranSilionfromrraditionalface-ro_face
teaching to workiog in an oolioe leamingenvironmellland for those who have some e~pefience in Webbased teaching. The facilftator, who has taught Webbaseddistanceeduo.tioncoursesforfove~e.rs,wjl(
share hi. reasDn. for gettiog involved io Web-basedteaching. the advantages and disadvantag ... ofworkiogin that fOfmat. and some IesSOIlshe has learned fromhisexpeliences
Facilitator; Deonis Mulcahy, Faculty of Education
Location: ED_S02I, Education Buildlog
DateITime; Wednesday, May 7, 2-3:30 p.m
S. lntrod uct io n to We bCT
10mis iorrodocrion to WebCT. participalll. will e~plorea WebCT course and become familiar w ith the WebCTenvironment, WebCT includes features that help ~ou
manage your course ccntem. communicate wlmstodents, and aid and assess sto<!ent leaming . Partici·pant. in this workshop will use !he WebCT disco •• ionand chat tools and complete a WebC T quiz , The facil;wor w illdemonstrate how to work from an emptyWebCT ",hell" roadd conrentand a variety of te achingand learni ng too l., (NO T E: This i. an introducto ry
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