Friday, May 30
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• Five weeks of record NuMI protons
• Prebys named LARP leader
• Dan Snee retires
• From Science Now News, May 28, 2008: Donor gives $5 Million to aid Fermilab

Thursday, May 29
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• CMS remote operations gear up at Fermilab
• Comic strip pokes fun at letter
• Result of the Week: Taking the tau road
• From Chicago Tribune, May 28, 2008: Physicist led cancer program
• From symmetry breaking, May 27, 2008: Weather throws rare factor into research

Wednesday, May 28
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• Dark Energy Camera gets green light for construction
• Click with care: update on latest phishing attack
• From Center for Particle Astrophysics: Twenty five years
• Photo of the Day: Rotolo Middle School students give collider reports
• Sloan Digital Sky Survey press release, May 27, 2008: New measurements reveal slimmer Milky Way

Tuesday, May 27
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• All-hands video available
• Particle physics receives boost from $5 million gift to University of Chicago
• In Memoriam: Arlene Lennox
• Marta Cehelsky appointed URA vice president and secretary
• From National Geographic, May 23, 2008: Bulk of missing "normal" matter found in cosmic web

Friday, May 23
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• All-hands meetings today
• Ben Kilminster to receive 2008 Tollestrup Award
• Multi-medium Art Gallery exhibit focuses on life, history
• From iSTGW: CMS readies network links for LHC data
• From Senator Dick Durbin's Office, May 22, 2008: Durbin, Foster, Emanuel, Biggert announce $250 million for science funding included in supplemental spending bill

Thursday, May 22
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• Special Announcement: All-hands meetings Friday
• Faraday Cup Award given for wire sensor technology
• Result of the Week: CSI: DZero
• From WBBM News Radio, May 21, 2008: Bike commuters spread the word
• From the Engineer Online, May 19, 2008: Bottling the big bang

Wednesday, May 21
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• Special Announcement: All-hands meetings Friday
• First round of awards in URA Visiting Scholars Program
• Gardeners wanted
• From the Business Services Section: The quiet side
• From Kane County Chronicle, May 19, 2008: Batavian elected local Mensa chief

Tuesday, May 20
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• Code crackers wanted!
• Photo of the Day: Bicycle commuters celebrate National Bike to Work Day
• Director's Corner: Updates
• From Science, May 9, 2008: Science and Society: Talk nerdy to me
• From National Geographic News, May 16, 2008: At 10, dark energy "most profound problem" in physics

Monday, May 19
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• Women and minorities invited to meet with APS
• Readers' Write: Devestation in China
• Safety Tip of the Week: Housekeeping
• Readers Write: How a radar gun works
• From ZDNet, May 15, 2008: CERN demos giant 3D digital camera
• From Daily Herald, May 16, 2008: Biking to work nothing new at Fermi

Friday, May 16
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• Special Announcement: Layoff information update
• CDF physicist tackles world of professional bicycle racing
• From iSTGW: No business like show biz: Final rehearsal for WLCG
• Readers Write: How a radar gun works
• From Science, May 16, 2008: Fermilab Sends Energy Department Final Plan to Lay Off 7% of Staff
• From MSNBC, May 9, 2008: A New Captain Boldly Goes

Thursday, May 15
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• Purdue University Calumet group contributes to CMS
• Fermilab Result of the Week: Illuminating the dark matter
• Photo of the Day: The calm after the storm
• From Daily Herald, May 14, 2008: Fermilab layoffs expected soon
• From Nature, May 15, 2008: Movers

Wednesday, May 14
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• June 4-5 Users' Meeting looks to future of field, Fermilab
• Review sparks change in badge verification practice
• From the Accelerator Physics Center: Accelerator school makes great progress in difficult year
• From Chicago Tribune, May 13, 2008: Freshmen get ball rolling on physics
• From Lake County News-Sun, May 9, 2008: There's a science to fun

Tuesday, May 13
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• Students report on the importance, design of proposed linear collider
• Photo of the Day: Tevatron celebration
• Special Announcement: APS checks health of lab
• From Tech Journal South, May 8, 2008: Physicists and engineers search for new dimension

Monday, May 12
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• U.S. CMS collaboration meeting in Puerto Rico focuses on startup
• Safety Tip of the Week: Ticks
• Photo of the Day
• From Scientific American, May 8, 2008: To catch a plutonium thief, try antineutrinos
• From physicsworld.com, May 2, 2008: Prospect of US science debate wanes

Friday, May 9
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• E-mail spammers use research topics for bait
• From iSGTW: Testing the limits of the Standard Model
• Photo of the Day: Radar gun for science
• Inspired student donates Wilson Hall artwork
• From Physics World, May 8, 2008: Nobel laureates petition Bush over funding shortfall

Thursday, May 8
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• Layoff information
• Tevatron experiments reach record luminosities
• Wine mythbusting comes to Fermilab
• Result of the Week: When less is more
• From CERN Courier, April 16, 2008: The Large Hadron Collider runs on woman power

Wednesday, May 7
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• Register now for U.S. CMS 2008 Run Plan Workshop
• Linear Collider School now accepts applications
• From the ES&H Section: Safety requires team effort
• From The Record.com, May 7, 2008: The future is science fiction

Tuesday, May 6
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• More bloggers to write about U.S. LHC efforts
• Strategic Collaborative Initiative: Call for proposals
• Director's Corner: Washington update
• From Crain's Chicago Business, May 5, 2008: Women to Watch '08: The Collider Queen

Monday, May 5
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• Fermilab welcomes CALICE to Test Beam facility
• Photo of the Day: Giving back to Mother Earth
• Safety Tip of the Week: Yard work
• From The Economist, May 1, 2008: Of budgets and black holes

Friday, May 2
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• Layoff information
• VMS head Fred Ullrich retires
• From iSTGW: The role of open source in grid computing: past, present and future
• From Nature, May 1, 2008: Astrophysics: Rays from the dark

Thursday, May 1
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• Hicks wins 2007 Fermilab Industrial Hygiene Award
• Photo of the Day: DOE CFO tour Fermilab
• Result of the Week: A doubly heavy matter
• From BBC News, April 30, 2008: The World Wide Web turns 15 (again)
• From Scientific American, April 29, 2008: Searching for an elusive particle, physicists take a shot in the dark