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 Issue 141, 26 May 2004
Contents
Novel partnership tackles HIV/AIDS«
Cash boost for Boing Boing«
An Olympic clash of the titans«
Magnetic treatment for spinal cord injuries«
Spotlight on spin-outs I«
Spotlight on spin-outs II«
New prize remembers Harvey Flower«
Key life cycle switch in malaria parasite«
Team ready to rise to University Challenge«
A Living Yearbook highlights student activities«
The golden Gidoomal touch«
The problem buster«
Faculty Building represents 'better way of working together'«
Party time for volunteers«
The e-learning symposium«
Time for that new College folder«
Sue's champagne celebration«
Awards 'a celebration of talent hard work and achievement'«
Learning to take the stress out of life…«
A trip with the rector«
Wye's riding team stays the course«
Smiles on their faces«
In Brief«
Media Spotlight«
What's on«
Noticeboard«

Party time for volunteers

RECTOR, Sir Richard Sykes, welcomed guests to the Volunteer Centre's VIP party in honour of staff and students who had taken part in a variety of volunteering projects and made valuable contributions to the local community throughout the year.

Voluteer's party

"Volunteering can enhance an individual's personal and professional skills and this benefits not just the individual, but also the community involved in this process," he said.

"Volunteering is a win-win situation for all parties involved."

Organised earlier this month by Imperial Volunteer Centre and the Pimlico Connection for the second year running, the party attracted more than 100 people, including those from external organisations who recruit Imperial volunteers, and staff from the College and ICU who work directly with the Volunteer Centre and the Pimlico Connection.
 
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