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October 5, 1999
Spudich Discusses Myosin, Movement in Stetten Lecture
'Medicine for the Public'
Mikulski Visits NIA in Baltimore
Low-Dose Estrogen Spares
NINDS Participates in Variety
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services |
Visitor Center To Be Transformed Improvements to Grad Student Life, Training Forecast By Rich McManus
While NIH decided this past summer not to go forward with
establishing a degree-granting graduate school on campus,
substantial improvements in the care and, yes, feeding of Ph.D.
candidates are nonetheless imminent, reported NIH deputy director
for intramural research Dr. Michael Gotttesman at a town meeting
for NIH's graduate students Sept. 15 in Masur Auditorium.
Customers Remain Content, Loyal By Carla Garnett
At a little past 2 o'clock on a recent Tuesday afternoon, business
seems to be booming at the NIH Farmers Market, held weekly
during the growing season until 6 p.m. on a small patch of lawn at
parking lot 41B. The long tables are filled to overflowing with every
fruit and vegetable from arugula to zucchini, with tempting displays
of fresh herbs and flowers and baked goods thrown in for good
measure. Dozens of pleased patrons wander from one set of baskets
to another, picking out goodies and collecting tips from farmers
about cooking and gardening. Seems only natural that a mostly
organic market located at a place dedicated to health would stay
crowded.
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