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The newspaper of The Johns Hopkins University March 22, 2004 | Vol. 33 No. 27

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Get ready for Fall Festival
Everyone at JHU is invited to new event, set for an October launch


Ralph Johnson, who heads up the Fall Festival steering committee

Freshman feet will still be wet. A chill could be in the air. Still, no reason not to throw a big party. While details will be forthcoming, the date is set for the university's inaugural Fall Festival, a three-day celebratory event to which the entire Johns Hopkins community is invited.
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A review of JHU benefits begins today
The university sets off today on a comprehensive review of its full benefits package, with the goal of designing a more cost-effective program while maintaining Johns Hopkins' competitive breadth of offerings.
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Primate viruses transmitted through bushmeat
People in Central Africa who hunt monkeys and great apes are routinely being infected by retroviruses, the class of viruses that includes HIV. An international team of researchers from Cameroon and the United States has documented, for the first time, the transmission of a retrovirus from primates to people in natural settings.
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  OTHER NEWS
 

SOM seniors meet their matches

Eaton to lead Department of Mental Health

At Shriver Hall, cameras roll in for television pilot

Gene hunters at Johns Hopkins find new target linked to some cancers

JHU Course Catalog: History of Early Modern Printmaking

Coffeehouse opens at School of Public Health

Johns Hopkins teams are forming now for American Cancer Society's Relay for Life

Exercise prescriptions may significantly reduce coronary disease risk

New from JHU Press: Tracing the origins of the U.S. Senate

Combination of two natural toxins may be novel treatment for leukemia

MRI may help pediatricians diagnose ulcerative colitis, Crohn's

Using new predictor of coronary artery disease, docs may be able to prevent future heart attacks

     

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