 | News Archive April 2004 |
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- Farewell, Bob Stroud
- DOE Declares May 2004 as Electrical Safety Month
- Photo of the Day: Mommy and Me
- In Memoriam: Ronald Walker
- DZero B- and B0 Decays Get the Chance of a Lifetime
- From the Detroit Free Press, April 28, 2004: Beyond tiny, neutrinos loom as a big mystery
- Fermilab, URA pursue Visitor Center
- Romance Novelist Kathleen O'Reilly Visits Fermilab
- From the Daily Herald, April 27, 2004: Batavia may tap into fiber-optic network
- Fermilab Welcomes Buffalo Fans
- Volunteers Needed for Ask-a-Scientist
- Director's Corner
- From the Kane County Chronicle, April 23, 2004: Liquid nitrogen takes Fermilab stage
- Community Task Force Gets Down to Work
- Safety Tip of the Week: Watch Out for Wide Loads
- Administrative Assistants Celebrate
- LC Press Release, April 23, 2004: World's Physicists Endorse Linear Collider
- DOE Press Release, April 22, 2004: Office of Science Laboratories are Pollution Prevention Award Winners
- Record Turnout for DASTOW '04
- Fermilab Lecture Series Tonight - Einstein's Unfinished Symphony: Sounds from the Distant Universe
- Fermilab Chess Club Advances to Chicago Industrial Chess League Playoffs
- From Nature, April 22, 2004: Japanese Nobels fail to inspire interest in science
- Historic Prairie Schooner Arrives at Fermilab
- Result of the Week: New World Average for the Top Quark Mass
- From Wired News, April 19, 2004: Neutrino Miners Get Down, Dirty
- Fermilab NLC Team Reaches Milestone
- Memorial Service for Harry Melanson
- DASTOW, Earth Day Tomorrow!
- From Scientific American, April 19, 2004: Shattered Glass
- New HEPAP Report Outlines Revolution in Particle Physics
- Airborne Named 2004 Champion for the Wednesday Night Bowling League
- Director's Corner
- Grand Opening of Wilson Hall Café
- Safety Tip of the Week: Shoulder the Pain
- Introducing New Wilson Hall Building Manager Stan Boyson
- From Berkeley Lab, April 16, 2004: From Top Quarks to the Blues
- First Baby Buffalo Born at Fermilab
- Fermilab Arts Series, 4/17 - Manya: A Living History of Marie Curie
- Reminder: Q&A Session with URA President Fred Bernthal Today
- Cruisin' the Lab: CDF
- From Sun Publications, April 15, 2004: Hey, Bob, here's why I'm sold on Batavia
- Neutron Therapy Workshop at Fermilab
- Help Fermilab Clean Up
- Result of the Week: Precision Electroweak Measurements at CDF
- From the New York Times, April 14, 2004: Lines Drawn in Fight on N.S.F. Financing
- Fermilab Design: Past, Present and Future - The Fermilab Graphic Design Standards
- Questions about the Prospective Competition for the Fermilab Contract? Search for a New Director? How They Fit Together?
- What Are All Those Tables Doing in Wilson Hall?
- From the Chicago Sun-Times, April 13, 2004: At 88, Herman Wouk is still going strong
- Two Great Horned Owls Returned Safely to Their Nest in the Fermilab Village
- Reminder: Meet with Members of the Director Search Committee - Spaces Still Available
- Director's Corner
- From the Chicago Sun-Times, April 9, 2004: Strong acting is 'Proof' positive that casting choices were right
- Fermilab Design: Past, Present and Future - Fermilab Signs of the Times
- Safety Tip of the Week - Goose Alert
- Photo of the Day - Spring Flowers in the Wilson Hall Atrium
- Institute of Physics Press Release, April 5, 2004: Public don't know the difference between quarks and DNA
- Fermilab Barn Dance Celebrates 25 Years
- Fermilab Design: Past, Present and Future - Fermilab's Legendary Mark
- Meet with Members of the Director Search Committee
- From the New York Times, April 7, 2004 - 'A HOLE IN TEXAS' - Another Tale of Sex, Politics, Hollywood and Particle Physics
- DASTOW, Earth Day Set for Thursday, April 22
- Result of the Week: Experimental Astrophysics Group Releases 6 Terabytes of SDSS Data to the Public
- DOE Press Release, April 5, 2004 - DOE Office of Science Reorganization Announced
- Girl Scouts Spend a Saturday Learning About Science
- Join QuarkNet; Win the NCAA Basketball Tournament
- Jeff Nelson, of Fermilab's MINOS experiment, on our April 2 "Duke Carries CDF Hopes to NCAA Final Four" story
- From the Kane County Chronicle, April 4, 2004 - Severe weather, Skilling share Fermilab stage
- A New Look for Fermilab's Web Site
- Director's Corner - Good Morning!
- Fermilab Design: Past, Present and Future - Color My Fermilab World
- Wireless Network in Wilson Hall Will Require Registration on Thursday
- From the New York Times, April 3, 2004 - Bush's Science Aide Rejects Claims of Distorted Facts
- Colloquium Speaker Richard Cook Examines Why Accidents Happen
- Safety Tip of the Week: Watch Your Step
- Fermilab Design: Past, Present and Future - Extending Wilson's Legacy
- From the Kane County Chronicle, April 2, 2004 - Burning season strikes prairie
- Munich Sees Tevatron Events Live
- Duke Carries CDF Hopes to NCAA Final Four
- Gallery Chamber Series Presents Steven Lubin
- FYI: AIP Bulletin of Science Policy News, March 31, 2004 - Mixed Messages: House Appropriations Hearing on Homeland Security S&T
Thursday, April 1, 2004 (Real Issue)
- April Fool!
- Dorm Two Receives Updated Look
- Result of the Week: DZero: Looking for New Physics With Photons
- From Nature, March 25, 2004 - Partners fail to find common ground for fusion project
Thursday, April 1, 2004 (April Fools' Issue)
- Following Successful Pilot, DOE Decrees Tents for Overnight Fermilab Stays
- Result of the Week: DZero Confirms Increased Caffeine Intake Leads to Longer Meetings
- From The Onion, March 30, 2004 - Scientist Has Nagging Feeling He Left Particle Accelerator On
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