Indiana University
Purdue University
Indianapolis
November 3, 2000
Photo from the “Powwow Portraits of Native Americans” exhibit.
PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBIT KICKS OFF IUPUI'S CELEBRATION OF NATIVE AMERICAN MONTH
An exhibit featuring colorful photographs taken during powwows across America is on display at the IUPUI Cultural Arts Gallery as part of the celebration of Native American Heritage Month.
[Complete details] IUPUI GRAD STUDENT NAMED RECIPIENT OF AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC HEALTH
An IUPUI history student has co-authored a magazine story on the contributions of Indiana's first commissioner of health.
[Complete details] NEW INSTITUTE PROMISES STELLAR MEDICAL RESEARCH, INNOVATIONS
Official groundbreaking was held on Thursday for Indiana University School of Medicine Research Institute.
"The new laboratories will magnify our faculty's basic medical research capabilities," said IU School of Medicine Dean D. Craig Brater, M.D.
[Complete details] FIGHT SONG FOR IUPUI
Putting aside a notorious rivalry, Indiana University and Purdue University helped IUPUI debut its new fight song on November 3, 2000, at a basketball tip-off luncheon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
The IU Singing Hoosiers and the Purdue Musical Organization joined voices to sing the fight song for the first time, accompanied by IUPUI's pep band.
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Above: (top) Checking for decay. (bottom) Dr. George Stookey of IUSD
IU DENTISTRY PROFESSORS IN NATIONAL MEDIA SPOTLIGHT FOR NEW CAVITY DETECTION METHOD
Researchers at the IU School of Dentistry (IUSD) at IUPUI are working to perfect a painless technology that uses light to spot early tooth decay before the dentist can see it.
Dr. George Stookey, IUSD distinguished professor and associate dean for research, was featured in the October 30 issue of U.S. News and World Report and a recent issue of the New York Times after presenting at the national American Dental Association conference on his research on this topic.
When dentists detect cavities with current methods they must often cut into the tooth to remove the decay and restore the tooth with a filling. The new technology would allow dentists to detect the decay before fillings or other extensive corrective measures are needed. Instead, dentists may be able to stop or reverse early decay by performing preventive measures such as fluoride applications and sealants.
Announcements ...
Spirit and Place -- Nov. 3 - 12
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Human Rights Panel -- Nov. 4
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Lecture at Herron -- Nov. 9
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Indiana Multicultural Job Fair -- Nov. 10
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Campus Day - Nov. 12
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Evacuation of People with Disabilities
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