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William Neil Scott’s Wonderfull has been named the winner of the
2008-09 London Reads competition. The announcement comes in
celebration of international World Book and Copyright Day on
Thursday, April 23.

The Mustangs men’s and women’s basketball programs will offer an
evening coaching clinic for London-area players and coaches May 6
at Alumni Hall.

University of Western Ontario campus and community members are
invited the first of two public lectures by the 2009 Distinguished
University Professorship Award (DUP) recipients held Thursday,
April 23.

Female high school students from across the region, looking for a
jump on life, are racing to The University of Western Ontario this
Friday for a special one-day event geared to those who play and
participate in sports and athletics.

Around the world, the news media has often been credited as a
catalyst for change. A conference that gets under way Saturday,
April 25 at The University of Western Ontario is set to examine the
role that mass media and communications play in the larger
political, economic and social changes occurring in post communist
Ukraine.

The Western Jewish Medical Club and the Muslim Medical Students’
Association have joined forces to present a panel discussion on
Tuesday, April 21 designed to explore health issues unique to
Muslim and Jewish patients.

Research performed by Western professors Nicole Lauzon and Steven
Laviolette has found key processes in the brain that control the
emotional significance of our experiences and how we form memories
of them.

Heather Laschinger, Associate Director of Nursing Research at The
University of Western Ontario, has been appointed as one of two
Healthy Work Environment (HWE) champions for Ontario.

Robarts will host the fifth annual S.C. Ferguson Memorial Symposium
on Wednesday, April 22, featuring two of the world’s leading
neuroscientists.

Families dealing with abuse in London’s Muslim community will
benefit from a new program announced today at The University of
Western Ontario by Attorney General Chris Bentley.

By definition, psychology is the science of human behaviour. Albert
Katz, Chair of the Department of Psychology at The University of
Western Ontario, suggests for many that science is simply
‘grandmotherly advice.’

MedOutreach is holding a raffle to support its annual mission to
help improve access to primary health care and prevention
initiatives in Tanzania.