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  1. February 13, 1995

    Evans to perform program of art songs Feb. 25

    The University Record, February 13, 1995 Evans to perform program of art songs Feb. 25 Evans to perform program of art songs Feb. 25 Allan Evans, a King/Chavez/Parks Visiting Professor, will perform “A Program of Art Songs by Negro American Composers” at 4 p.m. Feb. 25 in Rackham Auditorium. Evans is described by Willis Patterson,…
  2. February 13, 1995

    Units collaborate, schedule overseas summer seminars

    The University Record, February 13, 1995 Units collaborate, schedule overseas summer seminars If sub-zero temperatures make you want to dream of sunnier days and warmer breezes, start dreaming. The Department of the History of Art, in conjunction with the School of Art History at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, is offering two programs…
  3. February 13, 1995

    President Clinton’s proposed budget looks promising for academic R&D programs

    The University Record, February 13, 1995 President Clinton’s proposed budget looks promising for academic R&D programs President Clinton’s proposed budget looks promising for academic R&D programs By Jared BlankRecord Special Writer  While President Clinton’s $1.6 trillion budget proposes to eliminate 130 programs and cut spending $144 billion over five years, the plan continues support for…
  4. February 13, 1995

    Applications being accepted for second round of career awards

    The University Record, February 13, 1995 Applications being accepted for second round of career awards Applications being accepted for second round of career awards March 1 is the deadline for applications for the next round of awards from the Career Development Fund for Women Faculty. The program, one of the initiatives of the Michigan Agenda…
  5. February 13, 1995

    Age shrinks gap in health status of elderly African Americans and whites

    The University Record, February 13, 1995 Age shrinks gap in health status of elderly African Americans and whites Age shrinks gap in health status of elderly African Americans and whites By Bernie DeGroat News and Information Services  While elderly white Americans may enjoy better health in general than African Americans, the gap shrinks, and often…
  6. February 13, 1995

    Student urges U community to think about wheelchair access

    The University Record, February 13, 1995 Student urges U community to think about wheelchair access Student urges U community to think about wheelchair access By Rebecca A. Doyle It’s not that people don’t care, Susan Purdy says, it’s just that they don’t always think. Purdy, a third-year psychology major, has been wheelchair-bound for 15 years…
  7. February 6, 1995

    ‘Broadway Revisited’ explores American musical theater

    The University Record, February 6, 1995 ‘Broadway Revisited’ explores American musical theater ‘Broadway Revisited’ explores American musical theater By Harriett Teller Michigan Radio Musicals about wars that started over the price of cheese are tough to find these days. But Michigan Radio will revisit one, along with other American musical theater productions, on “Broadway Revisited,”…
  8. February 6, 1995

    A note of thanks

    The University Record, February 6, 1995 A note of thanks On behalf of the Office of the Vice Provost for Academic and Multicultural Affairs (OVPAMA), I want to thank and congratulate the campus and Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti communities, as well as the Ann Arbor Public School system, for a successful 1995 Martin Luther King Jr. Day…
  9. February 6, 1995

    Task force addresses violence against women

    The University Record, February 6, 1995 Task force addresses violence against women Appointment of a 14-member President’s Task Force on Violence Against Women on Campus has been announced by President James J. Duderstadt, who considers the group’s work “a vital component of the Michigan Agenda for Women.” In a letter to task force members, Duderstadt…
  10. February 6, 1995

    Stearns Collection resonates with a new note

    The University Record, February 6, 1995 Stearns Collection resonates with a new note By Sage Arron Margo Halsted has a lot to sound off about these days. In addition to being the University carilloneur (since 1987), she is now director of the Stearns Collection of Musical Instruments. Halsted has taught everything from the carillon, piano,…