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This issue of the Princeton Weekly Bulletin is the last of the academic year. The copy deadline for the first issue of 2000-01, which covers September 11 through 17, will be September 1.
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Editor:    Sally Freedman Associate editor:    Caroline Moseley Calendar and production editor:    Carolyn Geller Contributing writers:    Justin Harmon,    Ken Howard,    Steven Schultz Photographer:    Denise Applewhite Web edition:    Mahlon Lovett

Profession honors catering Chef Larry He's headed to Nashville, but not to pursue a musical career. Larry Frazer, catering chef for Dining Services, will be inducted into the American Academy of Chefs on July 29.      "The academy is the honor society of the American Culinary Federation," says Frazer, who is known on campus as Chef Larry. There are only about 500 current members; 15 people will be inducted this year, including famed French chef Paul Bocuse. [>>more...] Robinson-Brown to direct Communications Lauren Robinson-Brown, a member of the Class of 1985, has been appointed Director of Communications, effective mid-August.      An award-winning journalist, former communications director for the NJ Department of State and currently that department's second-ranking official, she succeeds Justin Harmon, who left earlier this spring to accept a position at Wesleyan University. [>>more] Six alumni join board of trustees Six alumni have been named to the board of trustees: Dennis Keller '63, Henry Kennedy '70, Margaret Whitman '77, T.R. Reid '66, Ruth Berkelman '73 and Spencer Merriweather '00. [>>more]   Faculty members become full professors   [>>more] Occupational Medicine provides immunizations Planning a trip this summer? First stop, travel agent. Second stop -- if your trip takes you to any of the more exotic corners of the world -- might be the Office of Occupational Medicine in McCosh Health Center. [>>more] APT develops processes that span boundaries Since 1994 the Administrative Process Team (APT) has been addressing University needs and developing solutions to cross-departmental issues and opportunities.      At the urging of President Shapiro, the APT was originally conceived of by the Vice President for Finance and Administration, Provost's Office and Office of Human Resources, and was envisioned as a means of harnessing staff talent and creativity with management tools to tackle projects that span departmental boundaries. [>>more]

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