$9 Million CU-Boulder Space Instrument Set For Launch On FUSE Spacecraft June 23

June 9, 1999

A $9 million instrument designed and built at the 乐播传媒 at Boulder for a new NASA satellite is now set for launch from Cape Canaveral, Fla., on June 23. The $100 million Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer mission, or FUSE, will study the far UV light emanating from distant stars, galaxies, quasars and interstellar gas and dust, said James Green, principal investigator on the project and a professor at CU-Boulder聮s Center for Astrophysics and Space Astronomy. CASA is an astronomy center located in CU-Boulder聮s College of Arts and Sciences.

A Midsummer Night's Dessert To Tickle The Tastebuds, Launch Shakespeare Festival

June 9, 1999

This year聮s 42nd annual Colorado Shakespeare Festival is set for a scrumptious start on June 25 when the opening night audience is treated to a free dessert reception before the show. 乐播传媒 at Boulder Chancellor Richard L. Byyny and Peter Spear, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, will host the reception which starts at 7 p.m. in the Norlin Quadrangle. First night ticket holders will be able to mingle for 90 minutes sampling such goodies as champagne and strawberries before the curtain rises on "Henry IV Part 1."

Colorado High School Juniors Learn Business, Leadership Skills At Week-Long CU-Boulder Workshop

June 8, 1999

Thirty minority high school students from around the state will attend the 12th Annual Business Leadership Program from June 13 to June 19 on the CU-Boulder campus.

CU-Boulder Researchers Involved In Novel Universe Creation Experiment

June 7, 1999

More than a dozen faculty and students from the 乐播传媒 at Boulder are part of an international team that has launched an unprecedented experiment in an attempt to explain how the universe聮s matter came to exist.

June 19 CU Wizards Show Looks At 'Stars Overhead'

June 7, 1999

Local children can learn about seasonal changes and celestial mysteries of the night sky at the next CU Wizards show "Stars Overhead" on Saturday, June 19, on the CU-Boulder campus. Katy Garmany, director of Fiske Planetarium and professor of astrophysical and planetary sciences, will give the free presentation at 10 a.m. in the planetarium. The CU Wizards program is recommended for children in grades five through nine. No reservations are required.

Michael Grant Named Associate Vice Chancellor Of Undergraduate Education At CU-Boulder

June 2, 1999

Michael Grant, professor of environmental, population and organismic biology, has been named associate vice chancellor for undergraduate education at the 乐播传媒 at Boulder. He will assume the position July 1, pending approval by the CU Board of Regents in June. "I am confident that Michael will provide the excellent leadership that is needed to enhance undergraduate education at CU-Boulder," said Phil DiStefano, vice chancellor for academic affairs. "He has proven that we can provide quality programs that will attract top scholars to the university."

College Of Engineering And Applied Science Set To Build Discovery Learning Center

June 2, 1999

Note to editors: A conceptual drawing of the Discovery Learning Center is available by calling (303) 492-7426. Klipp Colussy Jenks DuBois Architects of Denver have been selected, pending approval by the CU Board of Regents, to design the Discovery Learning Center, an innovative new facility at CU-Boulder's College of Engineering and Applied Science that will help expand student involvement in current research.

HEP 乐播传媒 To Receive Diplomas June 11 In Alamosa

June 2, 1999

Migrant and seasonal workers who earned general education diplomas through the 乐播传媒 at Boulder聮s High School Equivalency Program at Alamosa will graduate June 11. About 250 people are expected to attend the ceremony, which starts at 7 p.m. at Ortega Middle School, Alamosa. Families, friends and other supporters will be there to see 60 students ranging in age from 16 to 50 receive their high school equivalency diplomas. Fifteen of them passed their exams in both English and Spanish.

Chlorine Discovery Near Jupiter Moon Hints At Salt Presence On Surface

June 1, 1999

The recent discovery of chlorine above Io, a moon of Jupiter, indicates the odd object may hold common table salt, according to two 乐播传媒 at Boulder scientists. Io is the most volcanically active body in the solar system, said CU-Boulder Associate Professor Nick Schneider and former post-doctoral researcher Michael Kueppers of CU聮s Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics. They believe the presence of chlorine 聳 an ingredient of sodium chloride, or common table salt 聳 is related to the violent volcanic activity.

Welcome To The Wonderful World Of Insects - Photos By Fran Hall

June 1, 1999

Visitors to the Lamar Public Library this summer will be treated to a fascinating look at the insect world courtesy of the 乐播传媒 at Boulder. The library, at 104 E. Parmenter St., is hosting an exhibition of photographs as part of the university聮s CU This Summer cultural outreach program. The exhibition, "Small Wonders: Insect Photos by Fran Hall," opens on June 14 and will run through Aug. 25. Admission is free and library hours are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday.

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