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"The Ninth Annual Men of Color Conference" will take place on Saturday, Feb. 10 from 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. in the Fillius Events Barn. The conference will feature a keynote address, "Issues Facing Men of Color in America Today: Are We Making Significant Progress?" by Arthur E. Paris, associate professor of sociology, Syracuse University.

More than 60 Oneida County service providers and officials met Tuesday (1/30) at Hamilton College as part of the "Communities That Care" initiative.

Hamilton College welcomed more than 120 Oneida County service providers and officials to campus for a day-long meeting of the "Communities That Care" initiative on Feb. 27.

Hamilton College History Professor Maurice Isserman was a guest on Public Radio International's "To the Point" which aired on Jan. 19, on KCRW-FM in Los Angeles. The discussion was about demonstrations staged for George W. Bush's inauguration.

Hamilton College associate professor of Government Philip Klinkner was quoted in a Buffalo News article, "Taking the Reins." The article dealt with the emphasis placed on Bush's inauguration address to the nation.

Thomas Diggins, visiting assistant professor of biology, published a paper, "Evidence of large change in unionid mussel abundance from selective muskrat predation, as inferred by shell remains left on shore." The paper, co-authored with K.M. Stewart of SUNY Buffalo, appeared in the December 2000 issues of International Review of Hydrobiology.

The Hamilton NY2K student group conducted a survey to study young people's attitudes about politics; the findings were released Thurs., 10/26 in Washington, D.C.

"Cynical" is a word often used to describe the political attitude of young Americans. But when asked if they thought politicians were corrupt or dishonest, New Yorkers ages 18-24, were much more optimistic than their peers nationwide.

Jinnie Garrett, professor of biology at Hamilton College, has received a three-year renewal on her grant "Yeast Amino Acid Permeases." The National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant, Academic Research Enhancement Award, is for $151,000.