• Radiation therapy reduces recurrence of rare skin cancer
• Henry L. Guenther Foundation gift will fund advanced imaging at City of Hope
• Survivors to reach out to patients through support program
• Richard Thompson to serve as vice president of facilities management
• Postdoctoral scholar builds tiny particles aimed at prostate cancer cells
• NAACP honors staff member for community work
• Need for 2008 float ideas from citizens, employees

Shiny Happy People
Workers climb scaffolding around the Spirit of Life® fountain to give the work a thorough cleaning. The Spirit of Life, a bronze sculpture by Robert I. Russin, symbolizes City of Hope’s belief in the fundamental role of the family in fostering health and well-being. Although City of Hope’s branding initiative recently altered the institution’s logo, updating it to a more stylized representation of the family, icons that form a significant part of City of Hope’s legacy, such as the Spirit of Life fountain, will remain as important elements.