The YES I Can! Science Project moved to York in September 1998 from its former home at the Simcoe County District School Board. It is being hailed as the only educational science resource database in the country. The project is being described as a phenomenal tool that can be used by teachers of science from Corner Brook, Nfld., to Victoria, B.C.

"It's an enormous coup for York University to have this project's headquarters here on campus," said David Logan, associate dean of the Faculty of Pure and Applied Science. "There are many other universities that would love to host this operation, but the project consultant is a York

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Contents

• YES I Can! Science Project is unique in Canada
• The Journal
• In Memoriam: Professor O. Robert "Bob" Lundell
• York applauds Ontario's "Road Map to Prosperity"
• Did You Know?
• York faculty discuss "Journals at Risk "
• The Way We Were
• Astronomically speaking
• A white rose by any other name
• Osaka dancers shine at York
• Why work / walk alone?
• Research