Ten UC Berkeley faculty members, including seven L&S faculty, have been named fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
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Scientists Named Fellows of AAAS
Sleep loss linked to psychiatric disorders
Results from a brain imaging study suggest that while a good night's rest can help you cope with emotional challenges, sleep deprivation boosts the part of the brain connected to depression, anxiety and other psychiatric disorders.
Berkeley Professors Contribute to Nobel-Winning Work
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Several UC Berkeley professors, including L&S faculty, have contributed to a United Nations international climate change organization that is sharing the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize with former U.S. Vice President Al Gore. The prize was announced on Oct. 12.
L&S Colloquium on Undergraduate Education
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The Fall 2007 Colloquium on Undergraduate Education, sponsored by L&S, explored ways in which faculty and staff at Cal advise students. Variuos approaches to academic advising were discussed by a panel of experts.
Garry Wills on Lincoln, Bush, Arrogance, and Wisdom
Garry Wills came to Berkeley to speak about the most indelible speech in American history, Lincoln at Gettysburg. But the Pulitzer Prize-winning author, whose book is featured this year as part of L&S's signature program "On the Same Page," had other topics on his mind as well.
Berkeley Music Scholar Discovers Lost 16th-Century Mass
More than 400 years after an Italian composer wrote an extravagant 40-part choral setting of music for the Catholic Mass, it has been rediscovered by Berkeley professor Davitt Moroney, who rescued it from obscurity.
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