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New Food for Thought

UBC Reports | Vol. 49 | No. 10 | Oct. 2, 2003 Cuisine goes “haute” at Place Vanier By Brian Lin Students returning to Place Vanier residence this fall were greeted by a pleasant surprise sure to whet […]

Oct 2, 2003

A Degree of Difference for First Nations Social Workers

UBC Reports | Vol. 49 | No. 10 | Oct. 2, 2003 A huge impact for the Squamish Community By Brian Lin It’s been 30 years in the making, but the first two-hour class of the new First […]

Oct 2, 2003

New Medical Dean makes a Positive Prognosis

UBC Reports | Vol. 49 | No. 10 | Oct. 2, 2003 UBC’s medical school will double in size by 2010 By Hilary Thomson The new head of one of Canada’s largest medical schools feels like he’s under […]

Oct 2, 2003

25 Year Club

UBC Reports | Vol. 49 | No. 10 | Oct. 2, 2003 UBC honours the Quarter Century Club By Brian Lin For Richard Prince, the secret to his lengthy academic career is taking it one day at a […]

Oct 2, 2003

Time Piece 1975

UBC Reports | Vol. 49 | No. 10 | Oct. 2, 2003 In 1975 the biggest room on campus was the Armory. In 1975 the biggest room on campus was the Armory. At the time, this former armed […]

Oct 2, 2003

Kudos

UBC Reports | Vol. 49 | No. 10 | Oct. 2, 2003 Political science professor Ken Carty has been appointed director of Research and Education for the B.C. Citizens Assembly, which was created earlier this year by the […]

Oct 2, 2003

IN THE NEWS

UBC Reports | Vol. 49 | No. 10 | Oct. 2, 2003 Highlights of UBC Media Coverage in September 2003. Compiled by Brian Lin Second thought on Statins After an investigation of the research behind cholesterol-lowering pills, Dr. […]

Oct 2, 2003

Vol. 49 | No. 10

New Dean of Medicine, Gavin Stuart – photo by Martin Dee UBC Reports | Vol. 49 | No. 10 | Oct. 2, 2003 New Medical Dean makes a Positive Prognosis The new head of one of Canada’s largest […]

Oct 2, 2003

UBC computer science student’s research leads to new software that can build digital panoramas automatically

UBC computer science PhD candidate Matthew Brown, 25, has developed panorama software with a new object recognition feature that surpasses the capability of panorama-building software currently on the market. Brown’s […]

Oct 1, 2003