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  1. May 8, 1995

    Underwater storage techniques preserved meat for early hunters

    The University Record, May 8, 1995 Underwater storage techniques preserved meat for early hunters By Sally Pobojewski News and Information Services By re-creating a way of life that vanished from the Great Lakes thousands of years ago, a U-M paleontologist has demonstrated how PaleoIndians living in the region at the end of the last Ice…
  2. May 8, 1995

    Say thanks: Nominate someone for Silver Arrow Award

    The University Record, May 8, 1995 Say thanks: Nominate someone for Silver Arrow Award By Rebecca A. Doyle Is there someone you know who gives just a little more than necessary to make your work easier, your life happier or your commute more pleasant? “I couldn’t find my car,” wrote Mrs. R. Riffle to Jim…
  3. May 8, 1995

    REGENTS’ ROUNDUP

    The University Record, May 8, 1995 REGENTS’ ROUNDUP The Regents took the following actions at their April meeting: $24.7 million in gifts accepted The Regents accepted $24,781,059 in gifts received during March. The total includes $19,947,730 from individuals, $1,611,683 from corporations, $2,010,845 from foundations and $1,210,801 from associations and others. Tenured faculty appointments OKd Tenured…
  4. May 8, 1995

    Advisory group chair updates provost search

    The University Record, May 8, 1995 Advisory group chair updates provost search By Sue White Benefits Office The annual benefits report was mailed to faculty and staff May 1. Published by the Benefits Office, the report identifies each staff member’s individual benefits package and provides a statement of costs of those benefits to both the…
  5. May 8, 1995

    Newphantom particle could be cold dark matter that holds universe together

    The University Record, May 8, 1995 New phantom particle could be cold dark matter that holds universe together By Sally Pobojewski News and Information Services Imagine our entire galaxy divided into spaces each about the size of a soccer ball. Inside each soccer ball, picture one invisible particle so tiny it can pass between atoms…
  6. May 8, 1995

    Workshop to provide overview of computer crimes, abuse

    The University Record, May 8, 1995 Workshop to provide overview of computer crimes, abuse Computer crime is the subject of a full-day workshop jointly sponsored by the Information Technology Division (ITD) Information Technology Policy and Security Unit and Merit Inc. The workshop, scheduled 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. May 16, is open to a limited number of…
  7. May 8, 1995

    Spring MQR features essay on Fulton’s works

    The University Record, May 8, 1995 Spring MQR features essay on Fulton’s works An essay on the poetry of English Prof. Alice Fulton highlights the works of more than a dozen scholars and writers featured in the spring 1995 issue of Michigan Quarterly Review (MQR). Published by the U-M, MQR contains essays, poetry, fiction, memoirs,…
  8. May 8, 1995

    Football players voice respect for Moeller

    The University Record, May 8, 1995 Moeller resigns; Carr will be interim head coach By Jane R. Elgass Head football coach Gary Moeller resigned last Thursday amidst a storm of media coverage following an April 28 incident at a Southfield restaurant that resulted in his arrest on charges of assault and battery and disorderly conduct.…
  9. May 8, 1995

    Three at Medical School appointed to named professorships

    The University Record, May 8, 1995 Three at Medical School appointed to named professorships Three Medical School faculty were appointed to named professorships by the Regents at their April meeting. Joseph C. Fantone III, professor of pathology, will hold the Godfrey D. Stobbe Professorship of Pathology Education. Aileen B. Sedman, associate professor of pediatrics and…
  10. May 8, 1995

    Bone marrow drive Thursday

    The University Record, May 8, 1995 Bone marrow drive Thursday By Roxanne Romain Cancer Center Public Relations Each year, 30,000 Americans are diagnosed with fatal blood disorders such as leukemia, sickle cell anemia and Hodgkin’s disease that can be cured with a bone marrow transplant. About 70 percent of these patients are looking for a…