• Regents meet Thursday in Ames
• Noodling with Moodle
• Big names in sustainability will headline symposium
• Black History Month events begin Feb. 8
• Help with hot topics

• MS Office available through home use program
• Student scholarship rewards community service
• Malicious software is harming campus personal computers
• Business, LAS, Engineering career fair is Feb. 9
• Vagina Monologues tickets on sale for Feb. 11-12 performance
• 2010-11 research mentor applications due March 31
• Two TIAA-CREF seminars scheduled for Feb. 10
• Feb. 10 wellness activities planned
• Howie Day show rescheduled again to March 10
• Youth dance class starts Feb. 16
• H1N1 vaccine available Feb. 5 at Bethesda Church
• Women's center organizes networking lunch series at Tearoom
• Two games switched on 2010 Cyclone football schedule
• Candidates sought for 15 P&S Council seats prior to March election
• Nominations sought for 2010 university staff awards

Retirement

• Daryl Strohbehn, Feb. 5

Jesus Christ Superstar

Superstar on stage

The legendary musical Jesus Christ Superstar takes the stage at Stephens Auditorium Feb. 5.

• Scott Hurd
• Lawrence Johnson
• Jennifer O'Donnell
• Jonathan Sturm
• Harry Weiss
• Mary Yearns

Good for the bones?

A new ISU study calls into question the value of postmenopausal women consuming soy isoflavone tablets to help lessen bone loss.

Building better antivirals

Findings in an ISU study clarify previous, conflicting studies of how antiviral drugs actually work and should pave the way to development of new drugs against influenza viruses.

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