Contents for June 26-July 9, 1998

• Ken Sacks resigns as dean of College. He will return to teaching and will lead new President's Seminar; Nancy Dunbar succeeds Sacks for two-year term.

• Brown and plaintiffs seek approval of Title IX joint agreement.

• Pain is untreated in a number of terminally ill elderly people in nursing homes, according to a study published in the June 17 issue of JAMA. Several Brown-affiliated researchers worked on the study.

• Rena Wing, a nationally-known expert in the behavioral treatment of weight loss, has joined the Brown faculty and is establishing a weight loss and obesity lab. She seeks participants for her newest research project.

• FACES OF BROWN: Mark Perry, crime prevention officer at Police and Security

• Brown-affiliated doctors and students get back to the basics of health care through an exchange program in Kenya.

• OFF HOURS: The dish on soaps from a group of people who regularly gather to view "Days of Our Lives"

• The lowdown on software copyright and your work computer.

• A corps of Brown volunteers helps link Rhode Island Schools to the Internet and new ways of learning.