The Johns Hopkins Gazette: October 11, 1999

October 11, 1999
VOL. 29, NO. 7

NEWS
Foundation raises pledge to $10 million
All university computer users need to protect passwords
Compound that mellows male mice may make mouse mothers tough
Catherine De Angelis named editor of 'JAMA'
MSEL electronic journal subscriptions top 1,600
Real Estate Institute receives grant
New forum will look at health issues in Iran
United Way '99: Cancer survivor shares lessons learned
New 'Oldies but Goodies'
DEPARTMENTS
In Brief
Employment Opportunities
Classified Ads
Weekly Notices
Weekly Calendar
Johns Hopkins Gazette Online Edition

Hundreds of Hopkins runners
Close to 900 faculty, staff and students from all the Hopkins campuses turned out on Oct. 3 to participate in the 1999 Maryland Race for the Cure. Feeling particularly triumphant were the 150 women and men representing the School of Nursing, which had successfully challenged the schools of Medicine and Public Health to bring out the most participants.
   The race, part of an annual nationwide effort that benefits the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, aims to raise awareness about breast cancer and also supports local breast cancer education. Some of the proceeds from this year's race will benefit the Johns Hopkins Breast Center. Full story...

$10 million to JHM from M.I. Knott
A commitment of $10 million from Marion I. Knott, matriarch of one of Baltimore's most philanthropic families, will endow directorships in cancer and medical genetics at the School of Medicine.
    The head of the Department of Oncology will be known as the Marion I. Knott Director and Professor of Oncology, and the recently established McKusick-Nathans Medical Genetics Institute will be led by the Henry J. Knott Director and Professor of Medical Genetics. Full story...


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