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  1. November 21, 1995

    Personal home pages have new URL

    The University Record, November 21, 1995 Personal home pages have new URL From the Information Technology Digest  Over the past year, members of the U-M community have been able to create their own World-Wide Web home pages and publish those pages through the World-Wide Web server www.umich.edu, which is provided and maintained by the Information…
  2. November 21, 1995

    Calm, collected politicians bore the public, Peter Stearns says

    The University Record, November 21, 1995 Calm, collected politicians bore the public, Peter Stearns says By Carlean Ponder News and Information Services Intern Is the American public bored with politics? Peter Stearns thinks so. A historian and lecturer at Carnegie-Mellon University, Stearns recently told an assembly in the Alumni Center that the public has lost…
  3. November 21, 1995

    CRISP appointments a problem for those who don’t use e-mail

    The University Record, November 21, 1995 CRISP appointments a problem for those who don’t use e-mail By Rebecca A. Doyle Students anxious to register for winter term classes called both the Office of the Registrar and 4-HELP, the Information Technology Division’s (ITD) help line, for computer-related problems last week. Electronic mail messages were sent in…
  4. November 21, 1995

    Observatory to be restored, museum added

    The University Record, November 21, 1995 Observatory to be restored, museum added Restoration of the University’s historic Detroit Observatory was approved by the Regents at their November meeting. The Observatory Advisory Group, appointed by Homer A. Neal, vice president for research, will oversee the restoration of the Observatory building and its astronomical instruments, and the…
  5. November 21, 1995

    Use of human subjects focus of symposium

    The University Record, November 21, 1995 Use of human subjects focus of symposium The Medical School Office of Research and Graduate Studies and the Program in Society and Medicine are sponsoring a symposium on “Ethical Considerations of the Use of Human Subjects in Research” to recognize the long-standing service of William Coon, professor of surgery.…
  6. November 21, 1995

    Whitehouse, Fekety granted emeritus status

    The University Record, November 21, 1995 Whitehouse, Fekety granted emeritus status F. Robert Fekety Jr., professor of internal medicine and of epidemiology, and Frank Whitehouse Jr., associate professor of microbiology, were given the emeritus title by the Regents at their November meeting. Fekety, who joined the U-M in 1967, established “the University’s infectious disease training…
  7. November 21, 1995

    MLink cited by MLA Showcase

    The University Record, November 21, 1995 MLink cited by MLA Showcase MLink, the University’s outreach program for sharing U-M information resources with communities around the state, was highlighted recently in the Michigan Library Association’s (MLA) Showcase of Library Programs at its annual conference. MLA’s criteria for recognizing exemplary programs included “originality and innovation in response…
  8. November 21, 1995

    Regents OK student code; will be reviewed in 3 years

    The University Record, November 21, 1995 Regents OK student code; will be reviewed in 3 years By Rebecca A. Doyle The Regents passed the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Code of Student Conduct last Friday by a vote of seven to one, with an amendment that it be reviewed again in three years. Regent Deane Baker…
  9. November 21, 1995

    OBITUARY: Victor L. Bernard

    The University Record, November 21, 1995 OBITUARY Victor L. BernardFrom the School of Business Administration Victor L. Bernard, whose work as a scholar broke new ground in the field of financial reporting, financial statement analysis and financial economics, died Nov. 14 at age 42 of cardiac arrest following an afternoon jog with a colleague. He…
  10. November 21, 1995

    Senate Assembly ponders ‘Catch-22’ faced by lecturers

    The University Record, November 21, 1995 By Jane R. Elgass What good are lecturers? Why do we need them? There is a need in the University for the appointment of lecturers because they are dedicated to teaching and focus exclusively on that. Who needs lecturers? Not students. Not professors. The University just wants an inexpensive,…