September 27, 2001

• Olé, olé for art
  A quiet little gallery makes a splash with its latest show of Mexican art. Dilys Winegrad, director/curator at the Arthur Ross Gallery, has had plenty to show over the last 20 years.

• Terrorism at a distance
• Advance planning for disasters pays off
• Learn IT for less

• "We must stand together to heal."
• Quotes from a day of tragedy
• Research: That streetwalker might be the kid next door
• Student spotlight: Learning, one on one
• Staff Q&A: Inventor Terry Kientz won this year's SEAS staff-recognition award
  

• Event Listings
• Editor's Pick: A man-and a nation-in denial
• Readers' Best: Enough reality already

• News Briefs
• Bookquick from the University Press
• Quoted Recently
• Appointments
• Campus Buzz

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“We needed to see this, and we needed to see this in repetition.”

—Barbie Zelizer, professor of communications, on the value of television’s constantly repeating images of the World Trade Center being struck by planes
(The New York Times, Sept. 17)