FIND THE MUSIC YOU LOVE AND \VHERE IT'S AT § CADEXZA. PAGE 8 SUMMERSTUDENTLOVIN' LIFE —— THE INDEPE\DENT NE“SPAPER OF \\AS HI\GTON L\I\ ERSI T\ I\ ST L‘OLIH‘ SI\( I- IS. VOLUME 128. NO. 77 WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25. 2007 \\'\\'\\‘.STUDLIFE.COM Bio dept. offers new programs University College "HIS“ setminar hthy Quatrano ship] Progra roscience prof. threatened “all!!! tan the falleofatheir freshman or In addition to the introduc- Students participating in eat. StudentsIn the tion of the irnaging Sctences a traclt “III haw to fulfill the let. Washington Pathway weould also take addi- Pathysay the Biology depart- course requirements of both the Universitywill be Introducing tional reanlei‘ticourses their merit int uced new tracks for generic biology mayor and the rgraduate ing junior and senior yearsn Qua- t ebiology‘ major and reused an track. SciencesMmlmay. a multidis- .m'howey.noted that the e\isting track duringtthe course Alt hoough therearerelatiielt available to program is not a major fatohe academic y'e.ar Biology ts graduati “ho titudmt: ammbet 'What we define as a pathway sipecIfic tacrck hase fulfilled the requtrements of fields includingbiology. phys- is adding a fess courses to t graduatewith a generic biology for the l'iC“ tracks other biology seewhat commonali'; major major ill be aebl oredeclare uesthere iti'maging.‘ biochemistry and one ofthese inthef said milar to the PNP molecular biology track has Iafagrad uating senior had [Philosophysteuroscience- Psy- been aroound for a number of satisfied all the requirements of holog'ylptogr.am but it‘s not a ye s cial I e\- track. the\ had the option early' prognm won see capture plained Paul Stein. professor int espr 5; me n~de- txing together the multiple min addition to taking certain of b ogy “Several years ago, clare their genetic biology major interfaces that suchan interdis- courses to fulfill the program and declare their specific track" cipiinaryfield Wildcovfl'. requirements. students in the major to a track of the biology saidS n.“There are not many nlanc Pathway lllllljufi majorr.ThI'sspast fallyie updated seniorse‘planni rig to graraduate for the Pathway began last fall. ing research duringtheirgjiunior and reyised thisttactc.k" naM 07 “I10 satisfied all 'It startedvyitahnapplication and senior yearsrsworkin tithe etracks neurosci- the requirements of a spectfic for an NIH[National institutes of labs of faculty mentors Students ence was added due to demand eatlthi ning grannt to sup- :1“ asol perform reseaairirch the for sucha track in the For students interested in tak» port uates and undergradu- ummer prior to their junior or Oyer the past seyeral years.pth:e ing adtantage of the neyi oppor» at . said at 'The idea seniorryea deeparartment reeiceyIyed tunities. hardccopies of the track is to take already committed “We harysesfund to support ous reque sfor a neuroscience rueqirement s are pu in majors and bring [them] togeth- undergraduates doing research tra k. Three new tracks of the the Department ofBiology Ha nd- toiinshow ing sciences rttshe ”said Quatr major were also ayail- boaokfor Maajors and Prrposecti\e undergraduates ‘ints goingmtmobre accessed inat that is atailable in Plant Undergraduate students can same way as the SURF [Summer Graoytth 103. The Handbook is sidering the Pathway would take Undergraduate Research Fellow- Computational Biology and New also available online. Professor’s book offers suggestions for enhancing memory mMIslllflil-fl ; r‘rt... pm l5 "WHIP BY MBIIUELIIIE BRIXEV (cording to McDaniel. erredviae—mail“by astudentIn“I!!! professor‘s class In response in . CONTRIBUIING REPORTER relatiyely automatic retrieyal SFor all those who haye eier IEI‘IIIOI’I I0 Dunc/tar Hall on Monday as a"result ted an e-ma I because pl’OSpeLinC me . sp- theeintended file vtas nota iftcally, one must coun- tachedoroth se “I10 forgo tto n men outside Duncker during tho tell a roommate their parents SENIOR NEWS EDITOll day on Tuesayd called, prospectiye memory the intention lno (Iiiens elaborated till! to blame, yienh yo fin ally enrcountcr WUPD officers were cski:- the student has been uekd Uniyerstty your roommate you yyill be tioned outside of Dim reminded to gtie Ihtm the Hall on Monday in response messa atihrea madea nt m McDaniel offers anoth professor in the University integrity issues. he tic-Inn An me my suggestion: “In College English depart - 8 any connection to Oyeryievs and Synthests of forming intentions create the Uniyers lty. nEmerging Field" wtth col lIneAcc to Executiye The intolved profeuor. G.ilesO. Einstelincra e Directorif“University Com- whom StudentLIf: Hobooul ma enyironmcn eient that munications Steien ivens. not to Identify due to privv-a you antictpate still be pres a student in one of the pro- cy concerns. dec linepcd h n ent when you want to «\ecute fessor's classes maed teh ment cttingthe sensitivity prospective memor the intentions. This “I“ help threat. which was related to of the sit uatl one to remember to e\ecute bring the intention to mind issues of academic integri- .Acct)oinrdrig0:10 sources in intentions. more automatically at the tip ty. WUPD has identified the the English department, Prospeciiie memory relies proprlate moment.” student built nottreleased who pref red to re on attention for monitoring Dr. Robert Koff. director a name to the puublic nonymaous, the threat: the surrounding emiron of to stone agreed that dent he thought merit In order to Judge the strategies for better remem- was Involyed has centiden- accountmadcreatlentfanexplicitly appropriate moment to per- bering skills need to be tai- tified and admitted his in for the purpose of sending foarm the action. Iored to the indttidual The volyernent when questioned the e mails can C\€CUIC an numerous training programs WUPD“ stated (2'tie ns The incident arose after intention “hen it comes to that Cornerstone offers Is to “At this point there is no the professor accused the help students find the meth~ percenedthreat"to the cam- student of plagi od that best helps them recall 5 com obligations or information AlthoughWUPD ton- thmttmmm Attording to Knit. the fronted e student late stated (Jiyens. “n ‘LAL u ii A. 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