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  1. April 24, 1995

    Seven from U-M receive Guggenheim Fellowships

    The University Record, April 24, 1995 Seven from U-M receive Guggenheim Fellowships Seven from U-M receive Guggenheim Fellowships Seven U-M faculty members have received Guggenheim Fellowships in the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation’s seventy-first annual competition. They are among 152 artists, scholars and scientists nationally, with awards totaling $4,272,000. Guggenheim Fellows are appointed on the…
  2. April 24, 1995

    Five journalists named Ted Scripps Environmental Journalism Fellows

    The University Record, April 24, 1995 Five journalists named Ted Scripps Environmental Journalism Fellows Five journalists named Ted Scripps Environmental Journalism Fellows Five journalists named Ted Scripps Environmental Journalism Fellows Three newspaper reporters and two television producers have been named 1995-96 Ted Scripps Environmental Journalism Fellows at the University of Michigan. The Scripps program, which…
  3. April 24, 1995

    Phase II of flex calls for flex dollars, opt-downs and opt-outs

    The University Record, April 24, 1995 Phase II of flex calls for flex dollars, opt-downs and opt-outs Phase II of flex calls for flex dollars, opt-downs and opt-outs By Jane R. Elgass The implementation of phase II of the University’s shift to a flexible benefits plan is a “win-win situation for the employees and the…
  4. April 24, 1995

    Thompson parking structure to close for summer

    The University Record, April 24, 1995 Thompson parking structure to close for summer Thompson parking structure to close for summer By Rebecca A. Doyle The Thompson Street parking structure will close in May for extensive renovation and remain closed through August. The renovations, which include removing and replacing the top three or four inches of…
  5. April 24, 1995

    Museum officials need to listen to public voices

    The University Record, April 24, 1995 Museum officials need to listen to public voices Museum officials need to listen to public voices By Rebecca A. Doyle Largely in response to controversy surrounding the failed attempt to exhibit the Enola Gay at the Smithsonian Institution, the University and the Smithsonian Institution co-sponsored “Presenting History: Museums in…
  6. April 24, 1995

    U-M, Wayne, MSU join in mutual support

    The University Record, April 24, 1995 U-M, Wayne, MSU join in mutual support U-M, Wayne, MSU join in mutual support Senate Assembly members last week approved an amendment to a resolution that they passed in March pledging cooperation with the faculties of Michigan State and Wayne State Universities. The amendment originated with the Wayne State…
  7. April 24, 1995

    M-Quality teams’ venture intocommunity service called a success

    The University Record, April 24, 1995 M-Quality teams’ venture into community service called a success M-Quality teams’ venture into community service called a success By Jared Blank On April 6, students from Project SERVE and 150 staff members from M-Quality teams joined together to volunteer at 15 sites around Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. Robert B.…
  8. April 24, 1995

    Loup looks back over year, forward to challenges for Senate Assembly

    The University Record, April 24, 1995 Loup looks back over year, forward to challenges for Senate Assembly By Jane R. Elgass Jean Loup told Senate Assembly members last week that ahead of time she would not have been able to describe what the past year has been like. “I grew more than I did when…
  9. April 24, 1995

    IPPS to be School of Public Policy July 1

    The University Record, April 24, 1995 IPPS to be School of Public Policy July 1 The Institute of Public Policy Studies (IPPS) will be reconstituted as the School of Public Policy, effective July 1. The change was approved by the Regents at their April meeting. IPPS, established in 1968, was “one of the first of…
  10. April 24, 1995

    Enola Gay experience teaches need for sensitivity

    The University Record, April 24, 1995 Enola Gay experience teaches need for sensitivity Enola Gay experience teaches need for sensitivity By Rebecca A. Doyle Considerably more than a year of writing, collecting, planning and organizing crumbled in January when the Smithsonian Institution, under fire from veteran’s groups, scrapped plans for an exhibition featuring Enola Gay,…