[TEXT VERSION] A spell of warm weather late last week cloaked the campus in thick fog. Only the trees and a few people can be discerned along a stretch of North Pleasant Street. (Stan Sherer photo) ________________ ©		pg. 2 Biochemist Lila Gierasch Shares Insights About Protein Folding Lila Gierasch, head of the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, will discuss "The Unfolding Story of Protein Folding" in the next presentation of the Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series on Wednesday, Feb. 23 at 4 p.m. in Memorial Hall. National Park Service Law Enforcement Training Stresses Experiential Learning One might think a program that can boast of employment at beautiful or historic places for most of its graduates, a cast of skilled instructors, and action-packed classes would be a high-profile offering on campus. But the National Park Service Seasonal Law Enforcement Training Program has rather quietly graduated more than 400 students since its inception in 1989. Campus Among Top 20 Schools Providing Peace Corps Volunteers With 47 graduates currently serving as Peace Corps volunteers, the Amherst campus ranks 20th in the nation, according to the agency's director, Mark L. Schneider. Back to pg. 1		ONLINE EDITION Vol. 15, Issue 21 February 18, 2000 Chancellor's Counsel Report We invite your feedback! 1999 Campus Chronicle Daniel Fitzgibbons, Editor 205 Munson Hall University of Massachusetts Amherst, MA 01003