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     Indiana UniversityPurdue University
    Indianapolis
     February 13, 2003



Dr. Henry Rodriguez, clinical assistant professor of pediatrics, Riley Hospital, is shown here with three adorable stuffed pigs. However, Rodriquez has his hopes set on kissing a real life pig at center court during the Pacers Vs. Celtics game March 19.

Why Would Anyone Want to Kiss a Pig?
As part of the American Diabetes Association's annual Kiss A Pig campaign, Dr. Henry Rodriguez wants to raise $25,000. The Kiss A Pig campaign pits local celebrities against community leaders to raise votes - $1 equals one vote. The candidate with the most votes gets to kiss a pig in honor of the pig's life-saving role as the first source of insulin.

For information about making a tax-deductible contribution, call Pat Laskowski at (317) 278-6689.


Clean Air and Water Are Not Enough; IUPUI Symposium Speaker to Promote Holistic Approach to Environmental Justice
Resurrecting urban communities as healthy places to live, work and play requires more than cleaning the air and the water supply, says an activist who successfully campaigned to shut down an air-polluting incinerator.
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Man Exonerated Through DNA to Speak at Public Interest Law Retreat
After serving 21 years in prison, Larry Mayes was cleared of a rape conviction when four IU School of Law - Indianapolis students and their professor, working pro bono, petitioned for DNA testing in the case.
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Reading of Ancient Greek Anti-War Play Lysistrata in Indianapolis Scheduled for March 3
A reading of the 2,300 year-old Greek comedy Lysistrata will take place on March 3rd in Indianapolis at the Lilly Auditorium in the IUPUI University Library at 7 p.m. This local play reading is part of the international Lysistrata Project, in which theatre artists from New York to Munich, Germany to Athens, Greece are raising their collective voice in protest against possible war with Iraq by producing readings of the anti-war classic on the same day. The readings comprise a theatrical act of dissent that has become the first-ever, world-wide theatre event for peace. Actors in the Indianapolis production include students, faculty and staff members of IUPUI. Admission to the reading at IUPUI is free and open to the public.
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Sipping Wines and Sampling Foods Are All Part of an Evening’s Academic Work for Students Taking a New Class at IUPUI
Entitled "Food and Wine Pairing," the semester-long, three credit hour class offers a fun and pragmatic approach to fine food and wine, said Michael Pyle, instructor of the class.
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Photo by John Murphy, Office of Visual Media

Dr. Joe Francis, a member of Indianapolis Mayor Bart Peterson's emergency preparedness task force, receives his smallpox vaccine at Wishard Memorial Hospital.

Volunteer Health Workers Receive Smallpox Vaccinations
Six volunteer health-care professionals have rolled up their sleeves to become part of Phase One of Indiana’s Smallpox Pre-Event Vaccination Project.
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National Security Threat Update

IUPUI officials next week will host three-one hour updates on responding to a national security threat level orange. The topics will include where to get pertinent information, safety, evacuations and business continuity.

The first two sessions will be held at the University Place Conference Center, Room 132. The times are 1 p.m. Monday, Feb. 17 and 10 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 18. Seating is limited to 200.

The location for a third meeting, scheduled for 3 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 19, has yet to be determined.

University departments participating in the sessions include Police, Environmental Health and Safety, Radiation Safety and possibly UITS. Representatives from the city's Emergency Management Department also will be on hand.


IU Presidential Search Committee to Meet
The Indiana University Board of Trustees Presidential Search Committee will meet on Friday (Feb. 14) at 1 p.m. in the Indiana Room of the University Place Conference Center on the campus of Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis to discuss the progress of the search to date. At 1:30 p.m. the committee will go into executive session to consider candidates



Announcements ...

Black History Month Presentation to Address Bio-terrorism and Urban Communities
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IUPUI to host state Forensics Competition
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"Conversations on the Thoughtful Use of Technology" Series
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Fifty-Nine-minute PowerPoint Workshop
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Edward C. Moore Symposium on Teaching Excellence
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