Tuesday, Dec. 22
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• Fermilab Today on vacation Dec. 23, returns Jan. 4
• Images from the potluck party and holiday skits on Dec. 16
• Director's Corner: Happy holidays!
• Ask the Ethicist: Q&A about gifts and gratuities
• Safety reminder: Holiday safety tips
• East gate to close 1 to 5 a.m. starting Jan. 5
• From Minnesota Star Tribune, Dec. 19, 2009: Key to the universe found on the Iron Range?

Monday, Dec. 21
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• Fermilab Today on vacation Dec. 23, returns Jan. 4
• Fermilab scientists, staff selected as APS fellows
• Bardeen, McBride elected AAAS Fellows
• Employee Advisory Group nominations due today
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Environment: Coyotes key to keeping goose population in check
• Photo of the Day: Winter wildlife
• Video of the Day: Video of CDMS results talk is now available online
• From New York Times, Dec. 18, 2009: At a mine’s bottom, hints of dark matter

Friday, Dec. 18
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• CDMS "opens the box," reveals results
• New superconductor will put collaborators to the test
• Ask the Ethicist: Holidays and contractor gratuities
• DOE releases laboratory report cards
• Recreation Feature of the Month: Classes, events and discounts for January
• From Interactions.org, Dec. 18, 2009: LHC ends 2009 run on a high note

Thursday, Dec. 17
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• CDMS "opens the box," reveals results

Thursday, Dec. 17
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• CDMS to discuss newest results at 4 p.m. in One West
• Symposium honors Chris Quigg for research, outreach
• Result of the Week: How to find a particle
• Employee Advisory Group nominations due Monday
• Tune IT Up physical inventory and assessment complete
• From Physics World, Dec. 16, 2009: UK physics hit by savage cuts

Wednesday, Dec. 16
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• Happy Holidays from Fermilab
• Director's Corner: Short visit to Perú
• LARP reaches magnet technology milestone
• Food, magic and funny physicists at potluck party
• ES&H weekly report, Dec. 15
• From symmetry breaking: This week at the LHC

Tuesday, Dec. 15
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• Celebrate the holidays at potluck party on Wednesday
• From the Particle Physics Division: The Magicians of PPD
• Service Desk online request system down 6-8 a.m. Dec. 16
• East gate to close 1 to 5 a.m. starting Jan. 5
• From UPI.com Dec. 11, 2009: CERN consider member-state expansion
• From the Associated Press Dec. 14, 2009: Atom smasher ramps up collisions before year end

Monday, Dec. 14
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• Atrium hosts a festival of lights to celebrate diversity
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Safety: Tips to avoid winter slips
• URA accepting submissions for annual Thesis Award
• Photo of the Day: First snow
• From NPR Dec. 14, 2009: World's largest particle collider back in action

Friday, Dec. 11
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• CMS Result of the Month: Simply smashing
• Drillers will sample soil, rock at proposed neutrino site
• NOvA crews dig in
• The search for dark matter: CDMS presents its results Thursday, Dec. 17
• From Physics World, Dec 10, 2009: Higgs could reveal itself in dark-matter collisions
• Avian art works on display in Fermilab Art Gallery

Thursday, Dec. 10
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• Debbie Harris named as new MINERvA co-spokesperson
• Result of the Week: A banner year for CDF results
• Humanitarian photographer presenting today in One West
• From New York Times, Dec. 10, 2009: Collider meets its goal for power
• From symmetry breaking: How a new muon experiment can advance physics
• What's Happening Here?: Work continues near Pine Street and Road A
• University Profile: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Wednesday, Dec. 09
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• From DESY: Collaboration gets high grade for third-harmonic module
• From the CMS Center: CMS says hello to the π⁰
• In Memoriam: Joe Leo
• From symmetry breaking: The latest from the LHC
• Phishing alert: don't open "carbon nanotube" e-mail
• ES&H weekly report, Dec. 8

Tuesday, Dec. 08
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• Special Announcement: Winter weather warning
• Director's Corner: Notable events
• From symmetry breaking: DOE gives big boost to plans for new muon experiment
• From National Geographic, Dec. 4, 2009: LHC gets first results; step toward "God particle"?
• Traffic Safety Seminar meets today in One West
• From Quantum Diaries Subatomic particles as Hollywood villains

Monday, Dec. 07
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• From symmetry breaking: Particle physics gets hip with a party at the planetarium
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Computing Security: Tune IT Up inventory includes internal check-up
• Photo of the Day: Sending food to the hungry
• From Kane County Chronicle, Dec. 4, 2009: Fermilab aims to explore new frontiers

Friday, Dec. 04
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• Ask-a-Scientist goes to Supercomputing 2009
• Mitch Soderberg new spokesperson for ArgoNeuT
• From the MSNBC.com, Dec. 2, 2009: Collider weathers power cut
• From Science, Dec. 4, 2009: Seeking a shortcut to the high-energy frontier

Thursday, Dec. 03
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• From symmetry breaking: ATLAS' countdown to collisions
• Result of the Week: The Higgs boson juggernaut
• From the Chicago Tribune, Dec. 2, 2009: Tesla coil enthusiasts: Danger and drama part of allure
• From symmetry breaking: Cable fault temporarily shuts down LHC
• From Interactions.org, Dec. 2, 2009: Statement on Japanese science funding by KEK Director General Atsuto Suzuki
• University Profile: University of Mississippi

Wednesday, Dec. 02
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• Tevatron's doctors keep the machine running well
• Mark your calendar: Inaugural potluck party is Dec. 16
• From The University of Chicago: Collaborative seed grants spark DOE support
• Register now for the ITEP Winter School of Physics
• From SLAC Today, Dec. 1, 2009: Dark Energy Survey collaboration meets at SLAC
• From Daily Herald, Dec. 1, 2009: Fermilab has no hard feelings toward lab that bested it
• "The Night Before Christmas Carol" performance Saturday

Tuesday, Dec. 01
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• Rich set of topics considered at recent PAC meeting
• Director's Corner: Building a better workplace
• Personally identifiable information training required
• Register now for Quigg Symposium Dec. 14-15
• From Ars Technica, Nov. 30, 2009: LHC sets new energy record, full power still year away