Madelyn Glymour Contributing Editor

Articles

• CIC named after president

  Carnegie Mellon’s Collaborative Innovation Center (CIC) was officially renamed the Robert Mehrabian Collaborative Innovation Center on Wednesday, in honor of former University President Robert Mehrabian.

  Mehrabian, who served as university president from 1991–97, oversaw the creation of the CIC.

  News | April 23, 2012
• Campus News in Brief

  Study finds Pittsburgh CO2 emissions same as in 1940

  News | April 23, 2012
• Lecture Previews

  Martin S. Gaynor: Health IT Seminar

  Monday at 1:30 p.m.

  Gates Hillman Complex 6115

  Carnegie Mellon economics and health policy professor Martin S. Gaynor will deliver a lecture titled “Introduction to the Health Care Cost Institute: What to Do with Five Billion Health-Care Records.”

  News | April 23, 2012
• Crime and Incident

  Bicycle Theft

  April 13, 2012

  University Police responded to Hamerschlag House for a report of a stolen teal 2012 Wahoo mountain bike. The bike is valued between $400 and $600. The owner stated that he had parked and locked the bike in a rack under Hamerschlag House one week ago, and that when he returned, the bike and lock were gone. This case is currently under investigation.

  News | April 23, 2012
• Statistically Speaking

  Entertainer Dick Clark, best known for hosting American Bandstand and Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rocking Eve, died of a heart attack last Wednesday at the age of 82. Clark was known as a supporter of integration and civil rights, as well as a veteran television personality. Here are some facts about Clark’s legacy:

  1972: The first year that Clark hosted ABC’s New Year’s coverage

  News | April 23, 2012