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  1. April 17, 1995

    Noreen Clark recommended as public health dean

    The University Record, April 17, 1995 Noreen Clark recommended as public health dean Noreen Clark recommended as public health dean Noreen M. Clark, chair of the Department of Health Behavior and Health Education, will be recommended as dean of the School of Public Health, effective Sept. 1. The appointment of Clark, who also is the…
  2. April 17, 1995

    CEW program, reception honor 33 women scholars

    The University Record, April 17, 1995 CEW program, reception honor 33 women scholars CEW program, reception honor 33 women scholars From the Center for the Education of Women The Center for the Education of Women (CEW) will award 30 Margaret Dow Towsley Scholarships for Women to U-M students on Tuesday (April 18). In addition, two…
  3. April 17, 1995

    MICHIGAN AGENDA FOR WOMEN

    The University Record, April 17, 1995 MICHIGAN AGENDA FOR WOMEN MICHIGAN AGENDA FOR WOMEN ‘University should not abandon important values’ By John Woodford News and Information Services President James J. Duderstadt told a group of faculty women at a forum on the Michigan Agenda for Women that he didn’t “sense negative feeling toward the Agenda…
  4. April 10, 1995

    Golden Mile Walk prompts temporary closure of streets

    The University Record, April 10, 1995 Golden Mile Walk prompts temporary closure of streets Golden Mile Walk prompts temporary closure of streets A March of Dimes Golden Mile Walk will take place noon-1 p.m. Wednesday (April 12) as part of the celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Salk vaccine, prompting the closure of several…
  5. April 10, 1995

    Statement on freedom of speech and electronic mail

    The University Record, April 10, 1995 Statement on freedom of speech and electronic mail Statement on freedom of speech and electronic mail The following statement was recently approved by the executive officers. It will be posted at campus computing sites. Freedom of speech is central to the mission of higher education. The University of Michigan…
  6. April 10, 1995

    Obituaries

    The University Record, April 10, 1995 OBITUARIES Obituaries Stanley A. Cain Stanley A. Cain, former assistant secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior and a leading figure in the development of science ecology from the 1940s through the 1970s, died of pneumonia April 1 in Santa Cruz, Calif. He was 92 and had suffered…
  7. April 10, 1995

    Mysore paintings works on display

    The University Record, April 10, 1995 Mysore paintings works on display Mysore paintings works on display “Mysore Traditional Paintings,” a collection of works by B.R. Mythrai Setty, will be on display in the Michigan Union Art Lounge April 10-14. It is sponsored by the Society for the Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture Amongst…
  8. April 10, 1995

    LS&A faculty eliminate pass/fail option for final course in language sequence

    The University Record, April 10, 1995 LS&A faculty eliminate pass/fail option for final course in language sequence LS&A faculty eliminate pass/fail option for final course in language sequence By Jane R. Elgass Effective fall term 1995, students entering LS&A will no longer be able to take the final course in a language sequence required to…
  9. April 10, 1995

    Kunin issues wake-up call on financial aid

    The University Record, April 10, 1995 Kunin issues wake-up call on financial aid Kunin issues wake-up call on financial aid By Julie Peterson News and Information Services Madeleine Kunin, U.S. deputy secretary of education, issued a wake-up call to the University community March 31 when she outlined a number of cuts in student financial aid…
  10. April 10, 1995

    Herbarium celebrates renovations

    The University Record, April 10, 1995 Herbarium celebrates renovations Herbarium celebrates renovations By Sally Pobojewski News and Information Services The University of Michigan Herbarium–one of the most comprehensive and valuable botanical research collections in the United States–may be the best-kept secret on campus. Although the collections are available for study by anyone qualified, inadequate storage…