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Assistant Professor of Psychology Jennifer Borton published an article, "The Suppression of Negative Self-Referent Thoughts," in Anxiety, Stress, and Coping: An International Journal Vol. 15, No. 1, 31-44. (The article appeared in the March 2002 issue.)

Patrick Reynolds, associate professor of biology, published a chapter, "The Scaphopoda" in Advances in Marine Biology 42: 137-236.

Now that Spring Break has come and gone, many parents are faced with the impending dilemma — “What will (fill in your kid’s name) do all summer?”

Professor of Comparative Literature Peter Rabinowitz was elected second vice-president of the Society for the Study of Narrative Literature. He will serve as first vice president in his second year and president in his third year.

Professor of Art Rand Carter will be honored by the Society of Architectural Historians (SAH) at a special reception this month at the society’s annual meeting in Richmond, Va. Preceding this meeting, Carter will attend the International Friends of Schinkel (FOS) meeting, also in Richmond. He is one of two founding members of FOS, an organization dedicated to the study of the 19th century neo-classicist designer, architect, and urbanist. Carter represented the FOS and gave the opening and closing addresses at an international congress at the faculty of architecture of the Universidad Pedro Enriquez de Urena in the Dominican Republic in November. He will speak at a FOS conference co-sponsored by the faculty of architecture of the University of Catania in Siracusa, Sicily, in June.

Robert Palusky, the John and Anne Fischer Professor of Fine Art, is one of several artists whose work is featured in a show titled "Exploring the Human Spirit in Glass" at the Habatat Galleries in Boca Raton, Fla. The show opens on Thursday, April 4, and closes on Tuesday, May 14.

For some parents, packing up the kids to go to college means loading up the mini-van and driving a mile up College Hill Road. Instead of unpacking and moving into a residence hall in unfamiliar surroundings, arriving on campus with a new student brings back memories of years spent rooting on the Continentals, attending concerts in Wellin Hall or hearing Great Names speakers in the Field House.

Lisa Ervin, a 1999 graduate of Hamilton, is featured in the latest edition of Blades on Ice. Ervin, who competed in ladies singles skating in the early 1990s, now teaches skating for SABAH, the Skating Association for the Blind and Handicapped. The former U.S. novice and junior champion came across the organization four years ago, when she was teaching skating at Buffalo State.

Professor of Comparative Literature Peter Rabinowitz is series co-editor of the Theory and Interpretation Series at Ohio State University Press. The latest book published is, "Invisible Author: Last Essays" by the novelist and critic Christine Brooke-Rose.

Assistant Professor of Economics Ann Owen presented, "Is Trade Good for Your Health?" at SUNY Binghamton. This paper was co-written by Assistant Professor of Economics Steve Wu.