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  1. October 28, 1998

    WCTF names 5 Women of the Year

    The University Record, October 28, 1998 WCTF names 5 Women of the Year By Jane Elgass Mentoring. Sharing experiences and expertise. Doing that “little bit extra” that makes life easier for others. Listening. Juggling multiple demands with grace and poise. Serving as a role model. Those are just a few of the characteristics shared by…
  2. October 28, 1998

    Abuse of alcohol a serious concern

    The University Record, October 28, 1998 Abuse of alcohol a serious concern By Jane R. Elgass Binge drinking among U-M students “has been a serious concern for some time, and a major problem on most college campuses nationwide,” says Maureen Hartford, vice president for student affairs. “Administrators throughout the country are struggling with this issue,”…
  3. October 28, 1998

    U inventors honored at recognition luncheon

    The University Record, October 28, 1998 U inventors honored at recognition luncheon By Jane R. Elgass U-M researchers and faculty members from a variety of disciplines were honored last week at a recognition luncheon hosted by the Technology Management Office. They represented 256 individuals who were responsible in 1997 for the issuing of 60 patents,…
  4. October 28, 1998

    Study documents high costs of females’ preoccupation with physical appearance

    The University Record, October 28, 1998 U-M study documents high costs of females’ preoccupation with physical appearance By Diane Swanbrow News and Information Services How do I look? Even if the answer is “Great,” just asking the question can have a harmful effect on a woman’s emotional health and mental performance, according to a University…
  5. October 28, 1998

    Senate Fiscal Agency holds retreat in Ann Arbor

    The University Record, October 28, 1998 Senate Fiscal Agency holds retreat in Ann Arbor  By Jane R. Elgass The Senate Fiscal Agency held a retreat in Ann Arbor Oct. 21–22, hosted by the Office of the Vice President for Government Relations. The two-day program included presentations by a number of U-M faculty and administrators, area…
  6. October 28, 1998

    New Michigan Community Service Corps. to send students to Saginaw, Marquette

    The University Record, October 28, 1998 New Michigan Community Service Corps to send students to Saginaw, Marquette next summer By Janet Nellis Mendler News and Information Services Students eager to make a difference, faculty whose lives and careers have been transformed by service experiences, community members passionate about improving their communities and a grant from…
  7. October 28, 1998

    Nine vie for 2 seats on Board of Regents

    The University Record, October 28, 1998 9 vie for 2 seats on Board of Regents By Rebecca A. Doyle Nine candidates, including one incumbent, are hoping to occupy one of the two open seats on the Board of Regents as a result of the Nov. 3 election. Regents serve eight-year terms and are chosen during…
  8. October 28, 1998

    Ideas, money meet at symposium

    The University Record, October 28, 1998 Snap shots Books designed by Cuban artist displayed at Union DPS tour offers an inside view You can always drop us a line: [email protected].
  9. October 28, 1998

    Obituary

    The University Record, October 28, 1998 Obituary Josip Matovinovic Josip Matovinovic, professor emeritus of internal medicine, died Aug. 30. Matovinovic was a professor in the Division of Nuclear Medicine and the Department of Internal Medicine in 1959–85. He was educated in Zagreb, Croatia, where he became chief of the Endocrinology and Metabolism Divisions. He was…
  10. October 28, 1998

    Bollinger to move to Angell Hall in 2000

    The University Record, October 28, 1998 Bollinger to move to Angell Hall in 2000 Editor’s Note: The following statement from President Lee C. Bollinger was e-mailed this past weekend to individuals in the Fleming Building and Angell Hall and members of the LS&A administration. Some may recall that one of my early pronouncements involved an…