Contents for March 6-12, 1998

• Meningitis vaccination clinics on campus in March

• "It's hard to find the smoking gun -- or dripping water pistol, in this case -- to say, by gawd we've found water, but there's very good evidence," Professor James Head tells reporters a Brown news conference that unveiled the most detailed images of Jupiter's moon Europa. Brown scientists and graduate students are on the team analyzing the images

• Constance Bumgarner Gee, assistant professor of public policy and education, talks about being one of Brown's newest faculty members and, as the wife of President Gee, the "first lady" of Brown

• Muscle vs. aesthetics: Bone-thin dancers, gymnasts and figure skaters hurt their health, says a physician who is trying to change women's attitudes

• Funny business: Seven Brown alumni who make their living as entrepreneurs share advice -- humorous and otherwise -- at an entrepreneur forum for faculty, students and alumni

• Everybody's a critic: Quotes from the Providence Journal/Brown University Public Affairs Conference on the arts

• FACES OF BROWN: An occasional feature to introduce the Brown community to their colleagues. This week: Michael Jackson, reference librarian
• NEWSbytes: the monthly newsletter from CIS