Tuesday, July 31
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• Labwide party aims to celebrate diversity, research
• Tech Specialist Tom Wesson to retire
• Director's Corner: Celebration
• From Daily Herald, July 31, 2007: Getting people to understand, support Fermilab's effort

Monday, July 30
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• Tully, Green new leaders of LHC Physics Center
• New pi pole replacement parts arrive for assembly
• Safety Tip of the Week: Toolbox meetings
• From Beacon News, July 28, 2007: 'What's it going to do to my house?'

Friday, July 27
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• Neutrino school inspires, connects students
• Main Ring manners: obey posted speed limit
• Result of the Week: Cosmic-ray muon charge ratio
• ILC Newsline: Mapping a magnet
• Feedback prompts vacation donation enhancements
• From ScienceDaily, July 26, 2007: Extremely Short Bursts Of Light Produced: Could Probe Motion Of Electrons

Thursday, July 26
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• Books not required: ILC School begins at Fermilab
• Computing Division celebrates annual picnic
• From iSGTW: Data for the people: how to fast-track your network and share the data love
• Result of the Week: Looking beyond the standard with top
• From PhyOrg.com, July 25, 2007: WIPP Clean Rooms Set Up for Experiments

Wednesday, July 25
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• DOE's Kathy Turner connects science with government
• At WDRS picnic, training teaches detection of the invisible
• From the Technical Division: Toward the ILC
• From CIO, July 20, 2007: CERN's Search for God (Particles) Drives Massive Storage Needs

Tuesday, July 24
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• LHC's ALICE to view early universe composition
• Special Announcement - UEC Elections
• Director's Corner: Diversity council
• From New York Times, July 24, 2007: At Fermilab, the Race Is on for the ‘God Particle’

Monday, July 23
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• Fermilab playgroup provides home away from home
• Photo of the Day: Painted beauty
• Safety Tip of the Week: More on wasps
• From Nature, July 18, 2007: How the LHC came to be

Friday, July 20
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• Divisions come together to help with shutdown
• ES&H annual picnic brings section together
• Inner triplet successfully completes pressure test
• From ILC Newsline: Project managers join the GDE Executive Committee
• From Nature, July 19, 2007: Editorial: Unseen Universe: Welcome to the dark side

Thursday, July 19
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• Changing water levels due to nature, water management
• From iSGTW: ArchaeoGrid: a window to the past
• Fermilab Result of the Week: If top lost its bottom, would it still have charm?
• From Nature, July 18, 2007: Editorial: A unifying force

Wednesday, July 18
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• ES&H's Kathy Graden helps make Fermilab a safe place
• Experiment in synergy: LHCf and cosmic rays
• From Science Daily, July 17, 2007: New fundamental particle is discovered
• From Interactions.org, July 17, 2007: Gruber Cosmology Prize Awarded to Discoverers of Dark Energy

Tuesday, July 17
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• Physics Advisory Committee Report Released by Fermilab
• Director's Corner: Face-to-face
• From New Scientist Space, July 13, 2007: Is dark energy lurking in hidden spatial dimensions?

Monday, July 16
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• Fermilab goes to ILC School
• Dark matter brought to light through artist's exhibition
• Safety Tip of the Week: Ask an expert
• From NPR's All Things Considered, July 13, 2007: 'Bye Kids': Where Teachers Go in Summertime
• From msnbc.com, July 11, 2007: Deep in the Earth, a search for neutrinos

Friday, July 13
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• 40-year Fermilab veteran Leon Beverly to retire
• Jerry Dychakowsky retiring after 31 years
• From ILC Newsline: Crabbing in the cavity
• From BBC News, July 11, 2007: Scientists seek galaxy hunt help

Thursday, July 12
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• Fermilab recycling effort educates and entertains kids
• From iSGTW: To bee or not to bee? Bee society and the human condition
• Result of the Week: An illicit interaction
• From Beacon News, July 7, 2007: Valley, make no small plans

Wednesday, July 11
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• Homestake chosen as site of underground laboratory
• Beyond the Standard Model
• Newest member of the Fermilab family
• From Interactions.org, July 9, 2007: 10,000 ton ALICE gets her UK-built ‘Brain’

Tuesday, July 10
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• In Memoriam: David Gassman, Fermilab's chief legal counsel
• Bob Betz memorial brings admirers and memories
• Director's Corner: A tale of two Bobs
• From Kane County Chronicle, July 9, 2007: Students dive into physics
• From Daily Herald, July 9, 2007: Group plans midnight bike ride

Monday, July 9
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• CERN on NOVA scienceNOW
• Folk comes to Fermilab
• Safety Tip of the Week: Prevent wasp stings
• From Daily Herald, July 8, 2007: Fermilab prairie is ‘Professor Prairie’s’ legacy
• From Science, July 6, 2007: DARK MATTER: Racing to Capture Darkness

Friday, July 6
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• Bob Betz memorial celebration Saturday, July 7
• Boy Scout provides benches for FNAL birdwatchers, hikers
• Fermilab vacation donation program underway
• From ILC Newsline: Collaborating for the beam
• From Interactions.org, July 5, 2007: SLAC Announces New Director and Deputy Director of Particle and Particle Astrophysics

Thursday, July 5
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• Beauty and B mesons at LHCb detector
• From iSGTW: Summer of learning: what’s with all these grid schools?
• Result of the Week: Leptons and quarks: Are they related?
• From Pierre Auger Press Release, July 3, 2007: Pierre Auger Observatory shares cosmic-ray data with public, students

Tuesday, July 3
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• Dreaded emerald ash borer spreads, found at Fermilab
• Ken Olesen to retire Thursday
• Director's Corner: The PAC: a venerable tradition
• From CERN Bulletin, July 2, 2007: The LHC demystified or how to dispel misconceptions about the accelerator

Monday, July 2
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• First Betz intern to carry on prairie restoration legacy
• In Memoriam: Remembering Albert Wattenberg
• Safety Tip of the Week: Drill bits
• SciBooNE begins taking data
• From Interactions.org, June 29, 2007: Germany’s Largest Research Instrument Finishes Experiments DESY’s particle accelerator HERA shuts down