UVM Biochemist Wins NASA Grant For Origin Of Life Study
Burlington Dr John W Thanassi associate professor of biochemistry at the University of Vermont has received an 18785 NASA grant to study the origin of life. He will sabbatical at The Salk Institute La Jolla California with Dr Leslie E Orgel examining how delta aminolevulinic acid DALA may form on primitive earth and contribute to porphyrin chains essential to chlorophyll and energy production.
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University of Vermont College of Medicine
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Salk Institute
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Earth
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California
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Conn
Lafayett College
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National Institutes of Health
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Arlington Forms Memorial High School Scholarship Fund Inc
Arlington residents met with Attorney Arthur O'Dea to establish a local non profit scholarship entity separate from the school. The Arlington Memorial High School Scholarship Fund will be directed by a board with officers including Hoyt as president and Kraeutler as secretary, with terms for directors set and Articles to be filed to ensure tax exempt donations.
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William Towne
Joseph Kreel
Mary Kraeutler
Helene Thompson
H. W. Hayden
Nancy Tschorn
Nick Monte
Ken Smith
Anthropologist Janet Siskind to lecture at Williams College
Williams College will host Rutgers anthropologist Janet Siskind on Wednesday April 10 at 4 15 pm in Thompson Biology Lecture Hall. Her talk, The Division of Labor in Tribal Society, draws on Sharanahua life in Eastern Peru focusing on subsistence, marriage choices, social prestige, sex roles, and the good provider.
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Williamstown
Mass
Janet Siskind
Rutgers University
Newark
Williams College
Thompson Biology
Siskind
Peru
Amazon
Williams
Anthropology Department
Environmental Studies Center
Women’s Center
Hoosick Falls Faces Bleak Money Picture for Schools
Hoosick Falls Central School District faces higher taxes without state aid as superintendent Philip Leonard warns the worst financial picture since centralization. He cites only 26 000 in new money over three years despite a 126 million state education appropriation, with rising costs from Social Security retirement and higher health benefits affecting 160 district employees. The board approved tentative budget figures, awaiting teacher contract details and state aid, while a supplementary bill in the legislature may offer some relief.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Board of Education
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Cap and Bells to stage Company at Adams Memorial Theatre
Cap and Bells Inc presents Stephen Sondheim's Company at Adams Memorial Theatre April 11 to 13 with Bruce Pollock leading a 20 member cast. Jeffery Johnson directs, Irwin Shainman Music Director, costumes by the late Sarah Doane, set design by Dick Jeter. Tickets at AMT box office 458-3023.
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Dick Jeter
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Local duo to perform Beethoven's sonatas in two evenings
Williams College duo Douglas Moore cello and Lionel Nowak piano present Beethoven cello piano sonatas and the Variations from Mozart in a two night series April 9 and 12 at Thompson Memorial Chapel Williamstown Both 830 pm five sonatas across Opus 5 69 and 102 span early middle and late periods Moore Nowak faculty at Williams College since 1970 and 1948 respectively with ties to Berkshire Albany Cedar Rapids orchestras and Bennington College Free admission sponsored by Williams College Department of Music Starr Danforth fund
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Williams Trio
Berkshire Symphony
Albany Symphony Orchestra
Fritz Magg
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Cleveland Institute of Music
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Converse College
Syracuse University
Williams College Department of Music
Starr, Danforth Fund
Vermont Steak House Dinner Tips and Contact
Make your own baby food puree leftovers and freeze in baby-size servings. Use big plastic bags for marinating meats in refrigerator. Pie shell can be flavored before baking spread with apricot jam. Our chef has practiced long to perfect recipes for a perfect meal at Vermont Steak House 716 Main St. 4429793.
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