In Brief

Library Tip: Chemistry Dictionary for Microsoft Office and Open Office
Don't you hate it when you are typing up a paper, and MS Word says that you misspelled "diol," "methylene," or "pyrene"? It makes you want to ignore the spell checker altogether! One solution is to download the free chemistry dictionary, written by an organic chemist, from http://www.chemistry-blog.com/dictionary/. It takes just a minute, is compatible with MS Office (Windows or Mac) and Open Office (Windows or Linux) and next time you are typing "tolualdehyde" or "phenanthrene," you won't get those squiggly red lines under your words. For more information, contact the Kresge Library Help Desk, x4-8705 or helplib@scripps.edu.

Safety Gram Live: "Lessons Learned: Fire! 3 Laboratories @ 3 Campuses"
Environmental Health & Safety is hosting its next Safety Gram Live! seminar, "Lessons Learned: Fire! 3 Laboratories @ 3 Campuses," on Tuesday, March 3 at noon. The event will be held in the Keck amphitheater of the Beckman Building, La Jolla campus.

Lunch will be provided and a raffle will be held for those who RSVP and are in attendance. RSVP to Danielle DeLorme at ddelorme@scripps.edu. For more information, please contact Julio Giannotti at julio@scripps.edu or 858-784-8462.

Ten Tips from the Counseling Department: "Improving Your Sleep"
The Counseling and Psychological Services Department has posted a new article in its "10 Tips" series, "10 Tips for Improving your Sleep" by Scripps Research Counseling Psychologist Daphne Lurie. To read the article, which is presented in a bullet point format for quick reading and easy application to real-life situations, go to the Counseling and Psychological Services website.

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