Volume II:
vol.
2, no. 1: January 10, 2002
Photo: Battle of the 'bots
Alda to be commencement
speaker
Wyllie
receives German geological award (press release)
New Year's floats run
in his family
Seeking
diversity at Caltech (Caltech News article)
New
series to focus on diversity (press release)
What can our new
resources do for Caltech?
Photo:
Ken Burns
Hot jazz, cool music
Photo:
Holiday Apollo
vol.
2, no. 2: January 24, 2002
Photo: Almost ready
to roll
Status of Women Faculty
report released
Coming closer to
stopping a killer
Caltech artist saves
crash survivor
Green mice a coup
for Baltimore team
Brennen stepping
down as VP for student affairs
Campus security
beefed up
Resumania, Career Day coming soon
Photo: Freeman
Hrabowski
Photo: Earthquakes
101
vol.
2, no. 3: February 7, 2002
Photo: Giving the
gift of life
Grad student weighs
in on hobby
Biodefense: scenarios, science, and security (Engineering
& Science)
New ITS charges for
dial-up access, site licenses
Nunnally to step
down
Messina to depart
from CACR
Love's Labour's
Lost, then
found, at Caltech
Photo:
Los Angeles Mayor James Hahn and President Baltimore
Photo: On the other
side now
vol.
2, no. 4: February 21, 2002
Photo: Shall
we dance?
Microlaser delivers
macropower
Caltech molecular
biologist Davidson passes away
Caltech searches
for development officer
85 years old and
going strong
Kirschvink wins
Feynman Prize
Photo: Mwadi Mabika
recently spoke on campus
Photo: NASA administrator
Sean O’Keefe visits Caltech
Photo: Winners and
Losers
vol.
2, no. 5: March 7, 2002
Photo: No love
lost here
Sally Ride festival
coming to Caltech
Caltech author
publishes novel
Joyce Campbell,
GPS staffer, passes away
Iwan awarded Alquist
Medal
Major gifts director
to join Caltech
Photo: Fire
station pomp and circumstance
Stirring young
scientists' curiosity
Photo: Jeff Bezos
and Professor of Astronomy Richard Ellis
Photo: Professor of
Chemistry Harry Gray
vol.
2, no. 6: March 21, 2002
Photo: Hawking
draws thousands
Esminger named
new HSS chair
A breakthrough on
a tropical virus
Go WEST, young woman
Dodgers to host
Caltech/JPL Day
Undergrad award
nominations urged
Photo: Sally Ride
on KPCC
Getty taps Rosenstone
News, views from
the Safety Office
Photo:
First baseperson
vol.
2, no. 7: April 4, 2002
Photo: Sally
and the future scientists
Get ready to take your
kids to work
A new look
at Caltech student affairs
Widnall champions
women engineers
Prep begins for Oracle
upgrade
Students, faculty
to discuss quality of life
Photo: Caltech’s
10th annual Outreach Program for High School Youth
Bonner passes away
Afghanistan
course open to campus community
vol.
2, no. 8: April 18, 2002
Photo: Home
on the reservation
A different kind
of lending institution
Gaining insight into
the brain
Caltech after
dark: Chauffeurs do it at night
Caltech physics,
geology best in U.S.
Photo: Former Senator
Gary Hart
Zewail book signings
scheduled
New phones upgrade
security
Drill to test Caltech's emergency prepardness
vol.
2, no. 9: May 2, 2002
Photo: Caltech
kids come to work
The Turing test:
Human or machine?
Yuen named trustee
Caltech set to
shine for 65th Seminar Day
Richard McKelvey
passes away
Photo: Austin's
beastly creations
Of wind power and the ancients
Music fills the month of May
Symposium to honor Bridges
Photos: News extras...
vol.
2, no. 10: May 16, 2002
Photo: A meeting
of the minds
Kids get a taste
of science, culture
Four faculty elected
to NAS
Serra art planned
for Broad Center
Photo: Sturtevant
spa
Leaving "the best
job on campus"
Tacit presents two plays
Einstein on paper
vol.
2, no. 11: May 30, 2002
Photo: A
cast of characters
The universe, up
close and personal
Commencement
2002 draws near
Forum opens up
arts dialogue
Caltech after
dark: Snapshots of the night life
Photo: 2002 Alumni
Reunion Weekend
Four from Caltech
among top 100
Academy elects
five professors
New recycling center opens
Deverell named
CCH chair, Haynes Fellow
Service Awards
recognize Caltech family members' years of dedication
Photo: TACIT on the
decks
vol.
2, no. 12: June 20, 2002
Photo: Looking
for Feynman
Rare molecule
defies odds
Postdocs are arising,
associating
ITS cooks spam
Training leaders
for a better Pasadena
Photo: Dodger
Day
Winners of merit awards
named
They will come and
build it
"Help
us love science the way you do"
Faculty board elects
new members
Golden arrows point
to Caltech staff
Harris rides to fight
AIDS
vol.
2, no. 13: September 19, 2002
Broad Center opens
its doors
A time to reflect
Two new VPs come aboard
New director of multicultural
education named
Photo: Gradiators
Group aims to improve
campus communication
Photos: Summer
scenes at Caltech
Message from the
president
vol.
2, no. 14: October 3, 2002
Photo:
Learning the Ropes
Two faculty
named geniuses
New home page unveiled
Family Night to feature
film and fun
Nelson Nash wins
Medal of Excellence
Photo: Palomar
Observatory
Elachi receives Takeda
Award
Antonsson named
JPL chief technologist
Reaffirming and
Extending Caltech's Commitment to Attract and Retain a Diverse Faculty
vol.
2, no. 15: October 17, 2002
Photo: Family
Night a feast of fun
Campaign set to
kick off
Serra sculpture debate
continues
Students, community
benefit through United Way
Largest object in
solar system since Pluto discovered
Photo: Five leaders
from Afghanistan's new government
Caltech, Charlie Rose
to celebrate science
Caltech alum wins
Nobel Prize
Trimble named Caltech
trustee
vol.
2, no. 16: October 31, 2002
Photo: Charlie
kicks off campaign
Caltech’s carts
ease campus burdens
Barish nominated
to science board
“Voices”
speakers promise to enlighten
Proposals sought
for Webcast project
Astronomer Jesse
Greenstein dies
Waser passes away
Photo: John
W. Lucas wind tunnel
Photos: Fete, discussion
launch campaign
vol.
2, no. 17: November 14, 2002
Photo: From
haunting to humorous
All-campus event
to herald campaign
New book reveals
Einstein’s politics
Job reclassification
process continues
New class is tops
in smarts, service
Conservation
needed during upgrade
Photo: 2002
Medal of Excellence award
TACIT produces Double
Infidelity
Award-winning
journalist to speak at FOCAL dinner
Music to ease in the
holidays
vol.
2, no. 18: December 5, 2002
Photo: Crowds
join campus kickoff
Crichton to give
Michelin Lecture
New system to ease
hiring
No go on "Vectors"
Alaska quake was
Denali's fault
Budget issues discussed
at forum
Photo: Keri Aulita
of the AIDS Service Center
Caltech awarded
new JPL contract
Campus recycling
program honored
David named chair
of Urban League branch
Students to clash—robotically
Campus ready for
the holidays
Scenes of the fall
Photo: LA City
College student Moshe Molcho
