Story on autism

An interesting story on traveling with autistic children:
http://www.cnn.com/2008/TRAVEL/traveltips/08/04/autism.traveling/index.html

Study: Girls equal to boys in math skills

Check out this new research!

http://www.cnn.com/2008/TECH/science/07/24/girls.math.ap/index.html

Flooding Update

As of today, the Psychology Building is back in business for the most part. Until further notice, classes will still meet in their reassigned rooms (see previous post).

In other breaking news, for the first time in the history of the building, the refrigerator on the third floor that smells like roadkill has been cleaned out! (Some of you former lab workers may remember this fridge.) We can thank the power outage for this.

New Summer Room Assignments

The psychology building has sustained flooding damage and a power outage due to Wednesday's storm. For anyone taking summer courses, here are the new room assignments for this session:

P101 Thomassen - Myers Hall 130

P102 Roberts - Business 109 (across Fee Lane)

P211 Klein - Ballantine Hall 015

P304 Thompson - Ballantine Hall 005

P324 Vlachos-Weber - Business 109 (across Fee Lane)

P330 Bingham - Ballantine Hall 146

P346 Garraghty - Ballantine Hall 105

K300 Guth - Ballantine Hall 219

K300 Clark - Jordan Hall A100

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Jenny Porter
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