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September 10, 1996
The University Record, September 10, 1996 Turner shares eldercare info The Turner Geriatric Clinic recently hosted visitors from Japan who were interested in learning how Americans care for the elderly. Katherine A. McClure (left), a resident at Riverview retirement home in Ann Arbor, talked with Kanao Tsuju, Terumits u Kodama, Yasuko Hashimotoo and Taeko Uchiyama…
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September 10, 1996
The University Record, September 10, 1996 In Brief… Leonardo’s features weekday evening events Leonardo’s, in the Pierpont Commons, schedules a number of free entertainment events on weekday evenings. They include Randy Napoleon and Friends on Mondays, Folk dancing on the second and fourth Tuesdays and the first and third Wednesdays, Open Mic Night the last…
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September 10, 1996
The University Record, September 10, 1996 Museum of Art draws new students Kathryn Timberlake, a first year student in the School of Pharmacy, fills in one of the answers for a scavenger hunt sponsored by the Museum of Art. New students who filled in four answers correctly received a free poster from the Museum. Timberla…
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September 10, 1996
The University Record, September 10, 1996 20-8 victory marks end of an era U-M running back Clarence Williams rushed for 95 yards in the Wolverines’ 20-8 victory over the University of Illinois on Aug. 31. The U-M and the Illini have met every season in football since 1924 but will not play each other again…
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September 10, 1996
The University Record, September 10, 1996 Diag a Global Village crossroads Global Village Day, a celebration of cultural diversity, was a gathering place Sept. 1 for students and members of the Ann Arbor community, who came to listen to music, eat pizza and view the materials presented by University groups. Photo by Rebecca A. Doyle
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September 10, 1996
The University Record, September 10, 1996 Electric car is now part of U-M fleet of vehicles Jim Hadley of Transportation Services points out the inner workings of the electric car he helped design. The new member of the University’s fleet of vehicles is capable of zipping along at a top speed of 85 miles per…
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September 10, 1996
The University Record, September 10, 1996 Visiting Writers series starts Sept. 15 Nobel laureate Derek Walcott and award-winning poet A.R. Ammons will present their works during the University’s Visiting Writers Series this month. Sponsored by the Department of English and Borders Books and Music, the series features fiction and poetry readings by distinguished writers throughout…
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September 10, 1996
The University Record, September 10, 1996 Exhibit runs the gamut from bananas to bread By Joanne Nesbit News and Information Services From novels and short stories to contemporary cookbooks from Indonesia and Thailand, the newest exhibit at the north entrance of the Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library has it all. In keeping with the University’s theme…
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September 10, 1996
The University Record, September 10, 1996 New entrance will greet visitors at Gardens Gardens superintendent Mike Hommel (foreground), with senior horticulturist Tom O’Dell and part-time employee Becky Bullington, remove brush to give a clear view of the Gardens from Dixboro Road. Photo by Bob Kalmbach By Joanne Nesbit News and Information Services Recent work along…
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September 10, 1996
The University Record, September 10, 1996 New policy covers religious/academic conflicts By Jared Blank A new policy for students on religious-academic conflicts has been implemented by the University. Written by LS&A senior Anthony Scaglione, the policy outlines for the first time the expectations of students and faculty should a conflict arise regarding religious observances. “As…
