November 13, 2003

• The making of tomorrow’s voters
  Surveys say American youth don’t vote because they don’t think they know enough about the issues. The high school students who participate in Phyllis Kaniss’ Student Voices program are different.

• Ask Benny: It’s all relative when it comes to sick leave
• Scientists tease the brain to give up its secrets
• The ancients walk among us
• HR offers ways to resolve workplace conflicts
• Get along, get ahead with HR classes
• Server-based tools can spam, block viruses
• Out and About: A trip into an ancient drug culture

• Event Listings
• Editor's Pick: The Trane stops here
• People's Choice: The things we fall for

• News Briefs
• Bookquick from the University Press
• Quoted recently
• At Work with...Juan Torres
• Campus Buzz

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QUOTED RECENTLY

“One high-school football coach wanted me to inject his entire team.”

— Lee Sweeney, William Maul Measley Professor of Physiology, on the sports community’s reaction to news that he had created genetically altered mice with muscles that do not wear out (New Zealand Herald, Nov. 1)