| In BriefNews&Views Wins Gold Quill Award
 News&Views, TSRI's online weekly launched in January 2001, 
                    has won an International Gold Quill Award from the International 
                    Association of Business Communicators (IABC). According to 
                    the IABC, "winning a Gold Quill Award is the highest level 
                    of professional acknowledgement that can be attained within 
                    business communication. In 2002, the Gold Quill Awards program 
                    attracted 1,300 entries from communication professionals the 
                    world over... [News&Views is deemed] to be a model of international 
                    best practice, communication excellence, innovation and meeting 
                    or exceeding measurable outcomes."
  News&Views staff are Jason Socrates Bardi, science writer; 
                    Kevin Fung, production coordinator; Jennifer O'Sullivan, editorial/production 
                    associate; Jann Coury, production associate; and Mika Ono, editor. The publication's editorial advisor is Robin 
                    Clark (formerly Goldsmith); its scientific advisor is Jeffery 
                    Kelly, vice president for academic affairs and dean of graduate 
                    studies.  
                   TSRI to Host First Annual Open House/Job Fair
 TSRI will host the First Annual Open House/Job Fair on 
                    Friday, May 10, from 10 AM to 2 PM, in the Beckman Center 
                    for Chemical Sciences. The event will include lab tours and 
                    a resume and interviewing seminar. Human Resources staff will 
                    be on hand to answer questions. Refreshments will be provided. 
                    Directions, a campus 
                    map, and parking information can be downloaded from the 
                    Human Resources Job 
                    Fair website.
  Bloodborne Pathogen Training Moved to Green Hospital
 Environmental Health and Safety will offer a 45-minute training 
                    session for those working with blood, blood products, and 
                    human cell lines on Monday, April 22, at 1 PM. Due to the 
                    overwhelming response to the announcement, the venue has been 
                    changed to the Valerie Timkin Amphitheater at Green Hospital 
                    (second floor). No registration is necessary.
  Lunch and Learn: "Building a Strong Marriage"
 What really predicts unhappy marriage and divorce? What 
                    do happily marrieds do that unhappily marrieds don't? What 
                    are the steps to rebuild a strong marriage? Clinical Psychologist 
                    Colleen K. Hoblit will speak on "Building a Strong Marriage" 
                    on Monday, April 29, from 12:30 to 1:30 PM, as part of the 
                    ongoing Lunch and Learn seminar series. The event will be 
                    held in the W.M. Keck Amphitheater in The Beckman Center for 
                    Chemical Sciences. No registration is necessary. For more 
                    information, contact Jan Hill, x4-2950.
 Mother's Day to Follow May 2 Spring Craft Fair
 This year, the Spring Craft Fair will be held shortly before 
                    Mother's Dayon Thursday, May 2, from 11 AM to 2 PM in 
                    the Immunology Galleria. The crafts for sale will include 
                    jewelry, homemade soaps, gift baskets, airplants, chocolates, 
                    table runners, handmade quilts, children's clothing, cards, 
                    and wall hangings. For more information, contact Bonnie Towle, 
                    x4-2146 or e-mail btowle@scripps.edu 
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