Monday, Dec. 22
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• Happy Holidays and a prosperous New Year!
• In Memoriam: Jim Reed
• Winter driving skills seminar Jan. 7
• Fermilab cafeteria to reduce hours during holidays
• From Nature News, Dec. 17, 2008: Newsmaker of the year: The machine maker

Friday, Dec. 19
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• Bill Bardeen, Pushpa Bhat named AAAS fellows
• From iSGTW: ALICE prepares for study of primordial plasma
• Kay Campbell to retire
• Photo of the Day: Celebrating the holidays with record-setting luminosity
• Air conditioning shutdown
• From the Associated Press, Dec. 17, 2008: Strange dark energy acts as galactic diet enforcer

Thursday, Dec. 18
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• Winter storm advisory
• Result of the Week: On top of Zs CDF gains
• Project X collaboration forms, experiment moves forward
• Georgia Karagiorgi wins Young Scientist Award
• Air conditioning shutdown
• From the New York Times, Dec. 16, 2008: Measuring the mysterious ‘dark’ force

Wednesday, Dec. 17
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• Comfort! Joy! Luminosity!
• From the WDRS: Reduce holiday stress
• Former Fermilab intern wins DOE challenge
• ES&H weekly report, Dec. 16

Tuesday, Dec. 16
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• The doctor is in
• Director's Corner: The news of the week
• Photo of the Day: Looking for lunch
• From AIP FYI, Dec. 15, 2008: House Appropriations Committee report: Views on DOE science

Monday, Dec. 15
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• Computer recycling program earns top marks nationally
• Safety Tip of the Week: Compact fluorescent lights
• From The Independent, Dec. 11, 2008: Bernard Carr: Fifth dimensions, space bubbles and other facets of the multiverse

Friday, Dec. 12
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• From iSGTW: How to run a million jobs
• Special Result of the Week: MiniBooNE reports first antineutrino results
• Sudanese Lost Boys visit Fermilab
• From Associated Press, Dec. 11, 2008: Mich. State Univ. awarded nuclear physics facility

Thursday, Dec. 11
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• Another record! Tevatron again surpasses expectations
• Result of the Week: Fishing the heavy seas
• From Chicago Tribune, Dec. 11, 2008: Obama pick as energy secretary says new energy sources, stopping climate change are essential
• Regulation change for 403 (b) plans
• From Caltech Center for Advanced Computing Research news room, Dec. 8, 2008: High Energy Physics Team Sets New Data-Transfer World Records

Wednesday, Dec. 10
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• Thin ice makes ponds dangerous
• From the Particle Physics Division: MINERvA reaches a milestone
• Safety Update
• From American Institute of Physics, Dec. 9, 2008: Obama Transition Web Document Describes Science, Technology, STEM Education Agenda

Tuesday, Dec. 9
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• Accelerator physicists show future collider compatibility
• Director's Corner: Roads and Grounds
• From Science News, Dec. 2008: Physicists hot for ultracold

Monday, Dec. 8
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• CERN press release: LHC to restart in 2009
• Safety Tip of the Week: Winter safety
• Focus groups ongoing - RSVP!
• Photo of the Day: Oddone, Bollinger accept environmental award
• Photo of the Day: Fermilab around the world
• Laboratory releases Physics Advisory Committee report

Friday, Dec. 5
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• Safety poster contest winners' work on display
• Ask the Ethicist: FRA ethics program
• Fermilab Art Gallery to hold reception on Friday
• Check out the new Legal Office Web site
• The symmetry challenge: Physics on a napkin
• UChicago open house, holiday lecture Saturday
• From New Scientist, Dec. 4, 2008: Universe's dark matter mix is 'just right' for life

Thursday, Dec. 4
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• Nancy Grossman named new ES&H director
• Result of the Week: Who is Mister X?
• Exhibits return from SC08
• Gravitational wave detector group visits Fermilab

Wednesday, Dec. 3
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• Jean Slaughter wins Director’s Volunteer Award
• From the CMS Center: No quiet time for CMS
• ES&H weekly report, Dec. 2
• From Nature, Nov 27, 2008: Particle physics: Mass by numbers

Tuesday, Dec. 2
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Monday, Dec. 1
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