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Due to a major water leak in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science building on the East Bank, the Electrical Engineering section of the building will be closed until further notice. The Computer Sciences section of the building will be open later today. (Friday, Jan. 30) Classes will be held on Monday, Feb. 2, but class locations may be changed. Please check the Office of Classroom Management Web site for class locations.
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Latest News
Modern-day Muirs
The landscapes at the U's arboretum provide a great place to take a walkâjust ask arboretum research fellow Julia Bohnen and naturalist Matt Schuth. Indeed, take a look at their ever-evolving creation, the Nature Notes blog.
Primed to give?
Beware the ploys of salespeople and fundraisers. U researcher Kathleen Vohs and two co-authors have found that preliminary questions and conversation that may seem like polite chitchat are actually quite effective at softening you up for a pitch.
Dark Ages
The Dark Ages only appear dark because few writers have illuminated the period's cultural richness. But archaeological sites tell a different story. University anthropology professor Peter Wells sets the record straight.
Kidney donors fare well
New Medical School research shows that living kidney donors are as healthy and live as long as non-donors. Marvin Jenkins, who was part of the study, is now 75 and donated his kidney to his sister in 1978.
