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  1. October 7, 1998

    Obituaries

    The University Record, October 7, 1998 Obituaries Hayden Kenna Carruth Hayden Kenna Carruth, age 87, died at his home in Ann Arbor Sept. 27 from the effects of Alzheimer’s disease. He was born Sept. 14, 1911, in Auburn, Miss., the sixth child of Samuel Enoch and Myrtis Kennis Carruth. He graduated from Asbury Academy and…
  2. October 7, 1998

    Program prepares students for careers in nonprofit arena

    The University Record, October 7, 1998 Program prepares students for careers in nonprofit arena By Bernie DeGroat News and Information Services A new program established by the schools of Business, Public Policy and Social Work will help students better understand the role and management of non-profit and public organizations. The Program in Non-profit and Public…
  3. October 7, 1998

    Olivia Maynard committed to diversity of University

    The University Record, October 7, 1998 Olivia Maynard committed to diversity of University By Rebecca A. Doyle Olivia P. Maynard-Libby to her friends and colleagues-is as comfortable on the back of one of her horses as she is in an oversize chair in the Regents Room in the Fleming Building. Maynard, who is completing her…
  4. October 7, 1998

    Hartford briefs Assembly on student affairs initiatives

    The University Record, October 7, 1998 Hartford briefs Assembly on student affairs initiatives By Jane R. Elgass Vice President for Student Affairs Maureen A. Hartford briefed members of Senate Assembly on a number of initiatives under way through her office at the group’s Sept. 28 meeting. • A report on living-learning communities has been presented…
  5. September 30, 1998

    Careful daily care keeps special mice ready for research work

    The University Record, September 30, 1998 Careful daily care keeps special mice ready for research work By Rebecca A. Doyle They’re furry and furless, white, brown or black, and thousands of them are used at the University each year. Keeping track of the U-M’s research mice and caring for them is a job that requires…
  6. September 30, 1998

    SSD helps provide ‘equal access in the classroom’ through Notetakers program

    The University Record, September 30, 1998 SSD helps provide ‘equal access in the classroom’ through Notetakers program By Theresa Maddix What is striking about Rachel Arfa, a third-year student from Evanston, Ill., majoring in American culture, is how motivated and involved she is in the University community. Arfa supplements her class load with volunteer tutoring…
  7. September 30, 1998

    U-M “Top 10” Fields of Study National Rankings

    The University Record, September 30, 1998 U ranks first among public universities for papers most frequently cited By Sally Pobojewski News and Information Services U-M research scientists are moving up in the opinion polls. According to the current issue of Science Watch, academic papers published by U-M researchers between 1993 and 1997 made the “Top…
  8. September 30, 1998

    ‘Hail to the Conquering Heroes’ who fought cancer and won

    The University Record, September 30, 1998 Snap shots You can always drop us a line: [email protected].
  9. September 30, 1998

    Regents’ Roundup

    The University Record, September 30, 1998 Regents’ Roundup Editor’s Note: The following actions were taken by the Regents at their September meeting. Gifts The Regents accepted $30,900,398 in gifts received in June-August. The total included $13,831,020 from inidivduals, $6,911,197 from corporations, $6,566,212 from foundations and $3,591,969 from associations and others. Renovation projects Two renovation projects–one…
  10. September 30, 1998

    Social Work, International Institute celebrate new beginnings

    The University Record, September 30, 1998 Social Work, International Institute celebrate new beginning By Jane R. Elgass Several hundred alumni, donors, representatives of community agencies and students gathered Sept. 25 for the formal dedication of the School of Social Work Building, which also houses the International Institute. President Lee C. Bollinger said the new building…