University Gazette, April 28, 1999

4/29 Eight Senior honors poetry students will read from their work, also displayed on Chapel Hill Transit buses through mid-May. Dialectic Society Chambers, New West. 3:30-5 pm. For more info call 2-5481 or 2-3461.

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EXHIBITS

North Carolina Botanical Garden

Totten Center: Mon-Fri, 8 am-5 pm; Sat, 9 am-5 pm; Sun, 1-5 pm. For more info call 2-0522.

Through 4/30 "The Watercolors of David Stickle."

Ackland Art Museum

Hours: Wed-Sat, 10 am-5 pm; Sun, 1-5 pm. For more info call 6-5736.

4/30 "Directions of Home Décor." Alexander Julian will teach about the art of interior design.

7 pm.

5/2 "Community Day." Performances of music and dance celebrating each of the five faith traditions represented in "Visions of Faith." 1 pm.

Through 5/16 "New Currents in Contemporary Art: The 1999 Master of Fine Arts Exhibition."

Through 6/6 "Visions of Faith: Photographs by Wendy Ewald and Children."

Alcott Gallery

Hanes Art. Mon-Fri, 9 am-5 pm; Sat, 9 am-1 pm.

Call 2-2015 for more info.

Through 5/4 Honors candidates: Emily Krueger and Angie Britt.

Through 5/5 "An Undergraduate Art Association Jury Exhibition."

Through 5/6 1999 Artist-in-Residence, Patricia Cronin.

5/5-16 Senior Show.

Wilson Library

Through 5/31 "Hard Cash and Hard Times: A History of North Carolina Currency." Collector's Gallery.

Behavioral Healthcare Resource Program

Open weekdays 8 am-5 pm. For more info call 2-8352.

Through 4/30 "Reflections of the Community." Lobby of Tate-Turner-Kuralt.

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LECTURES

THURSDAY, APRIL 29

Microbiology and Immunology "Tryptophan Catabolism: A New Paradigm for T Cells Suppression?" Andrew Mellor (Medical College of Georgia). 00-002 Lineberger Cancer Center. 3:30 pm.

Nutrition Student Presentations. Colette Matthews and Megan Miller. For more info call 6-7210.

FRIDAY, APRIL 30

School of Public Health "The paradox of smoking, colorectal polyps, and colorectal cancer." Charlie Poole (epidemiology). 2101G McGavran-Greenberg. 1-2 pm.

Tea Talk Lectures "Images of Women in African Art: Icons of Community and Authority." Roberta Dunbar (African and Afro-America studies).

117 Hanes Art Center. 2 pm.

Hanes Art Center Photographer Randy Bolton will discuss his work. 121 Hanes Art Center. 5:30 pm.

SATURDAY, MAY 1

Susan Steinfirst Lecture on Children's Literature "Only Connect: Using Literature

to Help Children Understand the Past." Deborah Hopkinson. Pleasants Family Assembly Rm,

Wilson Library. 10 am.

MONDAY, MAY 3

Cell and Molecular Physiology "Sarcoglycan in Muscle Membrane Stability." Elizabeth McNally (Chicago). 321 MacNider. Noon.

TUESDAY, MAY 4

Pharmacology "Retinoid-Induced Signaling Pathways in Myeloid Leukemia." Kapil Mehta (Texas). 1102 Jones. 4 pm.

MRRC/OMC "Combining observational and EEG scoring of sleep in pre-term infants." Diane Holditch-Davis. FPG Bypass Bldg, 3rd floor

conference room. 3-5 pm.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 5

Preventive Medicine "Research and Medical Records: Do You Know Who's Viewing Your Vitals?" Nancy King (social medicine). 357 Wing C.

Noon-1:30 pm.

Cell Biology & Anatomy "PTP-Pest." Michael Tremblay (McGill). 00-002 Lineberger Cancer Center. Noon.

School of Public Health "Case-Control Studies of Drug-Induced Neutropenia and Stevens-Johnson Syndrome: Methodologic Lessons

in Using Record Linkage for Outcomes Following Drug Use." Brian L. Strom (Pennsylvania).

1301 McGavran-Greenberg. 3:30-4:30 pm.

THURSDAY, MAY 6

Radiology `Problematic Renal Masses."

David Hartman (Pennsylvania). Radiology Conference Rm, 2nd floor. 12:15 pm.

Microbiology and Immunology "Genetic Programs in CD1d-restricted T cells necessary

for appropriate effector function." Brian Wilson (Dana Farber Cancer Institute). 00-002 Lineberger Cancer Center. 3:30 pm.

FRIDAY, MAY 7

Radiology "The Neglected Nephrogram."

David Hartman (Pennsylvania). Radiology Conference Rm, 2nd floor. 12:15 pm.

MONDAY, MAY 10

Cell and Molecular Physiology "Regulation of Mucin Gene Expressions in Airway Epithelia." Carol Basbaum (California-SF). 321 MacNider. Noon.

Center for Research and Chronic Illness

"A Mexican Model of HIV Prevention." Chris McQuiston (nursing). 104 Carrington. 4-5 pm.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 12

Preventive Medicine "Medical Informatics." Steven Downs (pediatrics). 357 Wing C. Noon-1:30 pm.

Cell Biology & Anatomy "The search for

biologically relevant binding partners for the NcKSH2/SH3 adaptor." Bruce Meyer (Harvard). 00-002 Lineberger Cancer Center. Noon.

School of Public Health "Endocrine Disrupters: A Public Health Problem of Special Concern to Maternal and Child Care."

Marcia E. Herman-Giddens (maternal and child health). 416 Rosenau. 3-4 pm.

THURSDAY, MAY 13

School of Public Health "For Patients or

for Profits: The Shift to Market Medicine."

David Himmelstein (Harvard).

1301 McGavran-Greenberg. 7:30 pm.

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TRAINING

ETG Workshops

305 Berryhill. Classes open to staff and medical students working on faculty projects. To register, e-mail jmhahn@med.unc.edu, call 6-3519, or visit http://www.med.unc.edu/ois/etg. 4/29 Principles of Web Design.

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MISCELLANEA

Women's Week

Through May 6 "Eldercare/Caretaker Support Series. 725 Airport Road. Thur, Noon-1:30 pm.

Adventures in Ideas

For more info call 2-1544 or visit http://www.unc.edu/depts/human

4/30-5/1 "Doris Betts in Story and Song." Doris Betts, Marianne Gingher, Joseph Flora and Susan Ketchin. This seminar includes a performance of Violet, A Musical by PlayMakers.

5/7-8 "The Last Time I Saw Paris." 6:30 pm Fri-

1 pm Sat. Fee.

North Carolina Botanical Garden

Totten Center: Mon-Fri, 8 am-5 pm; Sat, 9 am-

5 pm; Sun, 1-5 pm. For more info call 2-0522.

5/1 "Basic Botany for Beginners." 9-11 am. Fee.

5/1,3,8,10 "Botanical Illustration." 1-4:30 pm. Fee.

5/5 "Gathering: Seasonal Flower Arranging in Piedmont North Carolina." 7-9 pm. Fee.

5/8 "Gathering: Seasonal Flower Arranging in Piedmont North Carolina." 10 am-4 pm. Fee.

5/8 "Penny's Bend Nature Preserve Spring Walks." 9:30-Noon. Fee.

5/12 "Sizzling Summer Containers." 7-9 pm. Fee.

Exam Library Schedule

Undergraduate Library

4/29 Open 24 hours.

4/30 Open 24 hours.

Non-print: 8 am-7:45 pm.

5/1 Close at midnight.

Non-print: 8 am-4:45 pm.

5/2 10 am-all night.

5/3 Open 24 hours.

5/4 Open 24 hours.

5/5 Open 24 hours.

5/6 Open 24 hours.

5/7 Open 24 hours.

Non-print: 8 am-4:45 pm.

5/8 Closed at 5 pm.

Non-print: Closed.

5/9 Closed.

5/10-12 8 am-5 pm.

Arthritis Foundation and Thurston Arthritis Research Center

To register, call Deb MacDonald at 6-9954.

5/5-6/9 "Arthritis Self-Help Course." Classes will discuss strategies for decreasing pain, ways to relax and good nutritional habits. The Chapel Hill Senior Center, 400 South Elliott Rd. 2:30-4:40 pm. Fee.

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HEELS FOR HEALTH

115 Women's Gym. Call 2-2348 to register & for more info & see http://www.ais.unc.edu/hr/es/

Gym/Pool privilege card required unless noted by *

Facilities

H.E.E.L.S. Fitness Center

Mon-Fri Noon-2 pm; 4-7 pm.

Fetzer/Woollen Gym

Mon-Thu 7:30 am-10 pm.

Fri 7:30 am-9 pm.

Sat 10 am-5 pm.

Sun 1-8 pm.

Student Recreation Ctr

Mon-Thu 6 am-midnight.

Fri 6 am-9 pm.

Sat 10 am-8 pm.

Sun 1-10 pm.

H.E.E.L.S. Activity Classes

Lunch time, 12:10-12:50 pm, SRC-B

Mon, Wed Low Impact.

Tue, Thu Body Sculpting.

Fri Step.

Evening, 5:15-6:15 pm, 112 Women's Gym except as noted.

Mon Yoga.

Mon, Wed Water aerobics, Bowman Gray.

Tue Step & Tone.

Thu Low Impact & Tone.

Ongoing Opportunities*

*Individual fitness assessment.

*Personal training.

*FitPlus incentive program.

*Resource Center.

Special Event*

4/30 Spring Fling. Brick courtyard between Fetzer and Woollen. 12:15 pm, registration; 11:30 am-noon, check-in.

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VARSITY SPORTS

Call 2-2296 for tickets, 2-2123 for info & see http://tarheelblue.com

BASEBALL

4/29 East Carolina. 7 pm.

SOFTBALL

4/29 East Carolina. 2:30 pm.

WOMEN'S LACROSSE

4/29 Dartmouth. 4 pm.

MEN'S LACROSSE

5/9 Loyola. Noon.

MEN'S & WOMEN'S OUTDOOR TRACK

5/9 Carolina Twilight Meet. 1 pm.

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