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April 9, 2001 AccoladesHarry NollerHarry Noller, Sinsheimer Professor of Molecular Biology, has been awarded the
2001 Lewis S. Rosenstiel Award for Distinguished Work in Basic Medical Research.
Noller, who is director of the Center for Molecular Biology of RNA, will share the
award with two other scientists. He will receive a medallion and share a $10,000
prize with his co-recipients, Peter Moore and Thomas Steitz of Yale University. The
medals will be presented on April 26 at Brandeis University. Tandy BealTheater arts lecturer Tandy Beal has been given the Honorary Alumni Award for the Fine Arts Department at the University of Utah. The award recognizes her work at the university and the national level; it is given to only one person in the fine arts each year. In addition, Beal has received a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts for a project aimed at increasing multigenerational art experiences in the Santa Cruz community. Mark FrankoMark Franko has received an ACLS (American Council of Learned Societies) Fellowship for 2001-02 to pursue his research and publication on radical modern dance in the 20th century. Chip LordChip Lord's short film, El Livahpla: Waking Dream played the San Jose Thomas PettigrewThomas Pettigrew, research professor of social psychology, will be on the lecture
circuit this spring. Later this month, he will give an invited plenary address on
intergroup contact theory and research to the International Academy of Intercultural
Research at its annual meeting at the University of Mississippi. He will present
a related colloquium later in April at the University of Colorado. In May, Pettigrew
will present a paper on relative deprivation and prejudice at the joint American/European
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