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  1. April 3, 1995

    University seeks clarification of tax liability

    The University Record, April 3, 1995 University seeks clarification of tax liability University seeks clarification of tax liability The University is seeking legal clarification from the U.S. Tax Court in interpreting the Internal Revenue Code dealing with “unrelated” income of a university. “The Internal Revenue Code pertaining to unrelated income and applicable expenses in exempt…
  2. April 3, 1995

    Search process still too restrictive, Regents say

    The University Record, April 3, 1995 Search process still too restrictive, Regents say Search process still too restrictive, Regents say By Rebecca A. Doyle The Michigan Senate last week passed an amendment to the Open Meetings Act that will allow Michigan’s public universities to reduce to three the candidates in a presidential search before the…
  3. April 3, 1995

    Researchers present findings at child development meeting

    The University Record, April 3, 1995 Researchers present findings at child development meeting Researchers present findings at child development meeting By Diane Swanbrow News and Information Services Several U-M researchers presented their latest research findings on children from infancy to late adolescence at the biennial meeting of the Society for Research in Child Development, held…
  4. April 3, 1995

    Memo to the faculty

    The University Record, April 3, 1995 Memo to the faculty: Memo to the faculty: The recent report by the National Education Association on gender equity issues in American higher education deserves a response about the circumstances at the University of Michigan. Triggered by a request from the President’s Advisory Commission on Women’s Issues, the deans…
  5. April 3, 1995

    Med Center volunteers honored for service today

    The University Record, April 3, 1995 Med Center volunteers honored for service today Med Center volunteers honored for service today The Medical Center Volunteer Services Department travels “Beyond the Gold” this week, celebrating 51 years of service. An invitation-only awards ceremony this afternoon will recognize the more than 2,200 volunteers who contributed more than 106,000…
  6. April 3, 1995

    Groups schedule Latin American Week activities

    The University Record, April 3, 1995 Groups schedule Latin American Week activities Groups schedule Latin American Week activities Music, film, dance and art highlight the University’s celebration of Latin American Week today through April 7. The celebration begins with the screening of Flames in Forest, an Ecuadoran film about human rights and struggles of indigenous…
  7. April 3, 1995

    Komar & Melamid to deliver Harris Memorial Lecture

    The University Record, April 3, 1995 Komar & Melamid to deliver Harris Memorial Lecture Komar & Melamid to deliver Harris Memorial Lecture From the Institute for the Humanities Internationally known artists Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid will give a free, public talk, “In Search of Real People,” at 8 p.m. April 11 in Rackham Amphitheater.…
  8. April 3, 1995

    New Kelsey exhibition focuses on preservation; opens April 7

    The University Record, April 3, 1995 New Kelsey exhibition focuses on preservation; opens April 7 New Kelsey exhibition focuses on preservation; opens April 7 By Ric Smith Kelsey Museum of Archaeology The Kelsey Museum’s newest exhibition, “Preserving Eternity: Modern Goals, Ancient Intentions,” opens Friday (April 7) and runs through August. The exhibition details the differences…
  9. April 3, 1995

    Junior faculty briefed on the how-tos of tenure

    The University Record, April 3, 1995 Junior faculty briefed on the how-tos of tenure By Rebecca A. Doyle The tenure review process, says Provost Gilbert R. Whitaker Jr., “is a long series of human judgments using objective evidence. It is not perfect by any means.” “We try to take both the individual and the institution…
  10. April 3, 1995

    Flower Show makes big splash

    The University Record, April 3, 1995 Flower Show makes big splash What started out as “A Little Water Music” soon became a flood of people attending this year’s flower and garden show sponsored by Matthaei Botanical Gardens at the Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds. Show director Faye Traskos attributes the nearly 30,000 attendees to the popularity…