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Great Place to Work Community Forums Faculty Research Speaker Series "Health Care and the 2004 Election" Speaker: Robert Blendon, Wednesday, May 19 HSPH members are invited to bring their lunches. Drinks and dessert will be provided. RSVP to deansoff@hsph.harvard.edu. This lecture is not open to the public. Volunteers Needed for Mission Hill Clean-up Day "Boston Shines 2004," a city-wide clean-up effort on Saturday, May 22, is seeking HSPH volunteers to help tidy the Mission Hill area. The event is sponsored by the Mayors Office. HSPH Operations is organizing a group. School members interested in volunteering are invited to the Kresge cafeteria at 8:30 a.m. the morning of the event. Supplies will be provided. For more information, call Operations at 617-432-1152 or visit the City of Boston web page at http://www.cityofboston.gov/neighborhoods/bostonshines.asp. Last year, HSPH members and their families swept sidewalks, removed trash, cleaned street gutters, and removed graffiti from buildings. Annual BikeWeek Challenge Encourages Pedal Power Can HSPH maintain a winning streak in the annual BikeWeek Commuter Challenge? This friendly competition, during National BikeWeek from May 17 to 24, is between businesses and schools in Boston and Cambridge to see who can get the most employees and students to bike-to-work/school on at least one day. HSPH has won in its size category three of the last four years. MASCOs member institutions will get bonus points for having bike friendly amenities, such as showers, lockers, bicycle information, and sheltered bike racks for their employees and students. To register, download the form at www.hsph.harvard.edu/hr/Forms/BikeWeek_2004.doc or visit Commute Works website at http://www.masco.org/commuteworks. The deadline is May 21. Awards will be presented to the businesses and schools with the greatest number of participants in their size categories at a Bike Bash on Wednesday, May 26 at Flat Top Johnnys in Cambridge from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Harvard Public Health NOW is published biweekly by the Office of Communications Harvard School of Public Health 665 Huntington Ave., SPH 1-1312 Boston, Massachusetts 02115 617-432-6052 Editor and Layout: Christina Roache Contributing Writers: Paula Hartman Cohen, Carisa Cunningham Calendar Editor: Melitta King Photos Credits: Suzanne Camarata, Graham Ramsay Archived Issues || HSPH Home Copyright, 2009, President and Fellows of Harvard College |